Hawaii has become a hub for human trafficking, with an estimated thousands of girls and women trafficked into the sex trade each year. Many trafficked girls are as young as 13-14 and are brought to Hawaii from the U.S. mainland, often under the false promise of love or employment. They are then coerced or drugged into prostitution and forced to see 10-20 men per day to earn $1000 for their traffickers. Local organizations like Ho'ola Na Pua are working to rehabilitate trafficked girls and help them rebuild their lives.