Safety Compass Oregon

08/17/2026

Safety Compass exists to extend relentless hope and navigational support for survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking. Our team of advocates are available 24/7 to provide confidential advocacy, hotline support, and on-scene crisis response for survivors in our community.

Help us answer the call for every survivor, every time. Visit safetycompass.org to get involved.

If you or someone you know is a survivor of commercial sexual exploitation or human trafficking and needs immediate support, call our 24/7 hotline at 971-235-0021.

08/17/2026

Jazmine Julieann Payne, 13, Pendleton, Oregon — she went missing August 12, 2026, and may be headed to Portland or the Tri-Cities.
The MCA Virtual Search Party™ needs eyes on both of those destinations right now — a 13-year-old moving between cities is exactly the kind of case that can disappear from the headlines before it's resolved.

REGIONAL THREAT REPORT (not case-related)

🔴 DANGER LEVEL: 8/10 — CRITICAL
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Umatilla County — where Pendleton sits — established a formal Human Trafficking Task Force in 2024, one of 14 task forces covering 21 Oregon counties, formed specifically because trafficking was recognized as a real and documented problem in this region. The destination Jazmine may be heading toward carries its own verified weight: Portland's Human Trafficking Unit recovered six girls between the ages of 13 and 17 in a single enforcement mission along the 82nd Avenue corridor in April 2026 — a number Portland police described as "stunning" and "significantly higher than the norm." Law enforcement has publicly identified that corridor as a high-demand area with historically limited enforcement relative to activity. Oregon and Washington together are documented hubs within a national trafficking circuit, positioned along an interstate route that moves victims between cities. A 13-year-old traveling in the direction of a verified active exploitation corridor, in a county that has already organized a multi-agency trafficking response, is a child in a critical situation.

NCMEC Case 2098195
1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) • (541) 966-3650

If you've seen Jazmine or know anything about where she is — call right now. Every MCA Search Team Member who shares this alert puts her face somewhere it hasn't landed yet. Kids are found thousands of miles from where they went missing. Share like it matters, because it does.

"I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep." — John 10:11

We trust Jesus Christ to bring Jazmine home.

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Before you go — tell us in the comments the city and state you're sharing from. Every location helps us see where Jazmine's face has landed and where we still need to push.

*Jazmine's face hasn't reached your network yet. That changes now.*

⚠️ Regional statistics, law enforcement operations, and risk data in this post describe the area where this child disappeared — not this case. Case facts come directly from NCMEC or official law enforcement. Regional data is sourced from publicly available law enforcement reports, government agencies, and verified news sources.

08/15/2026

08/13/2026

Thank you so much to The Oregon Clinic Foundation for supporting our 24/7 emergency response team and enabling us to do trauma-informed care for survivors in our community!

08/11/2026

***FOUND SAFE***

08/11/2026

‼️Get your ticket at safetycompass.org!

🎟Drawing Date: October 1, 2026, during Safety Compass's Sips for a Cause.

Need not be present to win. Winners who are not present will be contacted using the contact information provided at the time of ticket purchase. Must be 21 or older & present in the state of Oregon at time of purchase.

Travel, transportation, meals, taxes, gratuities, and any other expenses not specifically included as part of the prize are the sole responsibility of the winner. Prize redemption is subject to the terms and conditions established by the prize provider.

❤️Every prize has been generously donated by Friends of Safety Compass, so every dollar raised directly benefits survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking in our community.

08/07/2026

Read the full press release at https://safetycompass.org/blog/safety-compass-responds-on-scene-to-unprecedented-number-of-human-trafficking-survivors-in-one-day

08/07/2026

If we can help just one person achieve safety from human trafficking, that alone is worth the work we do at Safety Compass. In the spaces where we are meeting a survivor in crisis, that moment looks a lot less like work and a lot more like Love. One of the things that keeps us going is that we truly believe Love Saves Lives.

Overwhelmingly, we are seeing an increase in referrals, and while we are incredibly thankful that so many survivors are being identified, the scope of this issue is immense. Thank you to everyone in our community who continues to show up for survivors, to volunteer, to donate, and when you see something, to speak up. Every referral is another person who has a chance to access safety and a future filled with hope. It takes all of us to end exploitation, and we couldn't do this work without you.

08/06/2026

Join us on October 1st four annual Sips for a Cause fundraiser at Avidity Wines! All proceeds benefit Safety Compass in our work to directly support survivors of human trafficking across NW Oregon.

🎟Get tickets at safetycompass.org

Can't make it to the event? You can still win prizes from our amazing raffles! You do not need to be present at the event to win. ❤️

08/05/2026

A huge thank you to AmeriTitle!
This year Bella Casa Real Estate & Oregon Premier realty teamed up to roll for Safety Compass during the AmeriTitle The Big LeBocce tournament.

Their team won the 2026 Costume Contest, and we are honored to partner with such an incredible group. Thank you for caring about our community, survivors, and having a great time while doing it!