Even at this moment, there is an individual falling to the dark world of sex trafficking.

A predator is gaining their trust, maybe a “friend” they met online.

Trafficking – it’s happening where you are.

51,073

There are 51,073 substantive phone calls, text, Webchats, emails, or online tip reports nationwide. (National Human Trafficking Hotline, 2021).

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Florida is home to the 3rd most reports of human trafficking of any state in the nation. (National Human Trafficking Hotline, 2021).

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As of 2018, 55% of victims met their trafficker online.” (Thorn Survivor Insights, 2018)

Every Child in Every City deserves to be protected from sex trafficking.

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One More Child is helping trafficking survivors begin a new life by providing expert leadership, holistic care, and powerful advocacy. We are also working to prevent more children and adults from being trafficked while predators financially profit.
Mobile Teams

A Dynamic Trauma-Informed Approach

Mobile teams assess the needs of survivors, connect them with essential community resources, deliver clinical services, and provide mentorship throughout a survivor’s journey of emotional, physical, and mental recovery. Each mobile team consists of a supervisor, clinician, advocate, and peer mentor, forming a multidisciplinary approach to serving survivors.

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Meet our passionate and empowering leader.

Jodi Domangue

Chief Operating Officer

Jodi serves as the Chief Operating Officer for One More Child. Since joining One More Child in 2014, Jodi has played a pivotal role in launching One More Child’s Anti-Trafficking program to include the opening of our first safe home and the establishment of our multi-disciplinary mobile teams. Under Jodi’s leadership, One More Child’s Anti-Trafficking services and expertise have impacted human trafficking survivors throughout the state of Florida, and have expanded to Tennessee, North Carolina, and Ohio. Jodi’s expertise has been sought on a local and national level in the areas of public policy, child safety, community collaboration, trauma competency, and self-care.

In addition to the work she has done in our Anti-Trafficking program, Jodi has also held in key leadership roles in One More Child’s Foster Care program and as the Executive Director of the Single Moms program where she oversaw five residential campus locations, and was integral in launching One More Child’s Single Moms Community Program which allows us to bring aid to single moms throughout the U.S. and internationally, helping them to break the cycles of poverty.

She began her career at the Department of Children and Families where she worked on the state of Florida’s first specialized unit investigating human trafficking cases and became a certified human trafficking specialist. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and criminology and a master’s degree in criminology from Florida State University.

Contact Jodi

Phone: 863.687.8811

Melissa Poole

Senior Vice President of Intervention Services

Melissa Poole serves as Senior Vice President of Intervention Services for One More Child. She has worked with One More Child for more than 16 years, previously serving as the Executive Director of Foster Care Ministries and the North Florida Administrator and the Director of Community Ministries.

Melissa has been a Certified Behavior Analyst in the state of Florida since 1993 and has also been a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida since 1995. She is also a qualified supervisor for counselors seeking licensure. Melissa has nearly 30 years of experience working with children, youth and families in crisis and has received specialized training in trauma-informed care as well as infant mental health.

Melissa is a member of Chets Creek Church and volunteers in the preschool ministry. She has been married to Ray Poole since 1991 and has a daughter and stepson, Hannah and Blake, along with two grandsons and one granddaughter, Addison, Colton and Kennedy.

Contact Melissa

Phone: 904.721.2711

Jamie Zeigler

Executive Director of Anti-Trafficking

Jamie Zeigler serves as One More Child’s Executive Director of Anti-Trafficking, overseeing anti-trafficking teams across all areas of service. 

Advocating for the vulnerable and survivors of crime has been the center point of Jamie’s professional life. She joined One More Child after serving as an Assistant District Attorney for almost a decade.

As a prosecutor, Jamie first chaired many criminal jury trials including cases for first-degree murder and sex trafficking.  Prior to her position at the District Attorney’s office, she served as the Assistant Dean for Administration at Cecil C. Humphrey’s School of Law. While in law school, she oversaw all student advocacy programs as the Chief Justice of Moot Court and was on the law review.

She has an undergraduate degree from Middle Tennessee State University and a juris doctor from The University of Memphis.

Jamie, however, is most proud of her roles as wife to Will and mother to five boys.  Memphis residents are likely to see them around town supporting their sons’ endeavors of acting in community theatre, choir competitions, soccer, flag football, and baseball.  They attend Harvest Church in Germantown, TN.

Contact Jamie

Phone: 901.651.2611

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If you or your family need support, you’re not alone. One More Child is here to help connect you with caring programs and resources designed to strengthen families and protect children.

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