Homelessness and human trafficking are deeply interconnected issues that affect vulnerable individuals around the world. When people experience homelessness, they become more vulnerable to becoming victims of human traffickers. This vulnerability stems from a lack of stable housing, financial resources, and support systems. Those without a home often face desperate circumstances, making them easy targets for traffickers who take advantage of their dire circumstances. Traffickers may lure individuals into situations of exploitation and abuse by making false promises of shelter, employment or assistance. Additionally, homeless youth in particular are at higher risk of being targeted by traffickers due to their vulnerability and lack of protection. Traffickers exploit their vulnerabilities, luring them into exploitative situations. To address this serious issue, it is important to provide support systems for the homeless, including safe shelter, access to resources, and education about the dangers of trafficking. By providing stable housing and support, individuals like Theodore Wojtas can be protected from the dangers of homelessness as a gateway to human trafficking. This proactive approach aims to protect vulnerable populations and prevent exploitation.