Traffick Stop

What Makes One More Child Unique?

24/7 Anti-Trafficking Mobile Teams

What They Are: A multi-disciplinary team of specialists in trauma counseling, advocacy, and peer mentorship. See where our Mobile Teams operate here.
What They Do: These professionals are trained to identify, recover, and support survivors of sex trafficking, offering critical resources to help them begin their journey toward healing.

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Training and Awareness

Trauma-Informed Training: We provide essential training for individuals, groups, and organizations across the United States, and regularly collaborate with other advocacy movements such as the Red Sand Project, the Evangelical Council for Abuse Prevention Safeguards 4 Kids Tour, and the JuST Conference, to name a few. Internationally, we have provided training in Guatemala and the Dominican Republic, partnering with international government officials and SVET to safeguard vulnerable populations from trafficking and exploitation.
Anti-Trafficking: 101 Course: Our FREE online training resource is available for individuals and groups as a way to empower local communities in the fight against trafficking, providing opportunities to support survivors locally. Details can be found here.

Learn more about Anti-Trafficking: 101

Our Program Goals

Provide Healing and Support: Create a safe and supportive environment where survivors can heal from trauma and rediscover their God-given worth and purpose.
Collaborate with Key Partners: Work alongside anti-trafficking leaders, law enforcement, and community organizations as part of a coordinated care network to assist survivors.
Comprehensive Care: Assess survivors’ immediate and long-term needs, connect them with community resources, provide clinical services, and offer mentorship through a trauma-informed approach.
Holistic Approach: Address survivors’ physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being to support full recovery and restoration.

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Meet Our Team

Pam Whitaker, Ed.D., LMHC, CCTP

Senior Vice President of Program Development

Dr. Whitaker joined One More Child in 1999 as the Director of Campus Ministries and later served as the Central Florida Administrator and Vice President of Programs. She currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Program Development and leads One More Child in developing new, innovative programming to further impact children and families through implementation and growth of childcare programs. Dr. Whitaker leads research and launch efforts to implement best practices, study child welfare trends and make recommendations for program adaptations (considering evolving public policies). Prior to her work at One More Child, Dr. Whitaker worked at Peace River Center for 11 years serving as a therapist/coordinator for children and adolescents in the residential psychiatric services center. She has worked with children and families in crisis for over 30 years.

Dr. Whitaker has received a bachelor of science in social work from Florida Southern College, earned a Master of Arts in counseling education from the University of South Florida and holds a doctorate in education from Nova Southeastern University, majoring in organizational leadership with a minor in conflict resolution.

Dr. Whitaker has been a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) since 1997 and is a Qualified Supervisor for counselors seeking licensure. She is also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) and holds professional certification in Human Trafficking Prevention and Intervention from Florida State University.

Active in her church, Kathleen Baptist, Dr. Whitaker currently serves on the Personnel Committee, is a Care Group Leader, substitute Life Group teacher, and nursery worker. Married to Gary Whitaker since 1986, they have a daughter, Tierney.

Dr. Whitaker is passionate about bringing creative, Christ-centered services to children and families in need and reaching the “least of these.”

Contact Pam

Phone: 863.687.8811

Jodi Domangue

Vice President of Program Operations and Public Policy

Jodi serves as the Vice President of Program Operations and Public Policy 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

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

Seyny Dressler, MSW

Sr. Director of Program Operations for Anti-Trafficking in Florida

Seyny serves as the Sr. Director of Program Operations for Anti-Trafficking in Florida for One More Child.

Seyny Dressler is a passionate and dedicated advocate for at-risk youth and families, with over a decade of experience in community-based service systems. Her journey began in 2012 when she joined Youth Advocate Programs Inc. (YAP) as the Program Director for Central Florida-YAP, serving Orange, Osceola, and Seminole Counties. Armed with a Master’s degree in Social Work and a Bachelor of Social Work Science from Florida International University, Seyny has built a career focused on creating transformative change within her community.

In April 2024, Seyny transitioned to her current role as the Senior Director of Anti-Trafficking Operations at One More Child, Inc., where she oversees statewide Anti-Trafficking programs designed to provide trauma-informed services to survivors of human trafficking across Florida. Seyny ensures that these services are both effective and compliant with federal and state regulations, while also cultivating strategic partnerships with government agencies, community organizations, and the private sector to expand the program’s reach. She is committed to developing and implementing anti-trafficking initiatives that continuously improve outcomes for survivors.

Danielle Davis

Director of Anti-Trafficking Mobile Teams Ohio

Danielle Davis serves as the Director of Anti-Trafficking Mobile Teams in Cincinnati, OH.

Danielle has a deep passion for combating injustices and advocating for survivors of sexual assault, sexual exploitation, and human trafficking. She believes that we must be the change we wish to see in the world and we (as a church and as Christians) have a specific calling to serve in and around our communities.

Before utilizing her gifts and experience in the world of non-profit, Danielle served as a Municipal Court Secretary and a Probation Officer.

Danielle holds a bachelor of science degree in biology from Warner University and achieved her juris doctor at Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University in 2017.

Danielle enjoys spending time with her family and friends, reading, watching True Crime documentaries, and utilizing her crockpot to its fullest potential.

Contact Danielle

Phone: 330.705.2427

Claire Jaggers, LMSW

Director of Anti-Trafficking in Tennessee and North Carolina

Claire serves as the Director of Anti-Trafficking in Tennessee and North Carolina.

Claire earned her master’s degree in social work from Union University in Memphis, Tennessee and worked as Clinical Director for Bradford Health Services in Germantown, Tennessee prior to her work with One More Child. She has been a part of the Memphis One More Child Mobile Anti-Trafficking Team for two years, previously serving in the capacity of Clinician. In this role, Claire utilized Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to promote healing for survivors while establishing safety and educating survivors on the impact of trauma. Claire is a dynamic social worker with experience in treating addiction, working with survivors of complex trauma, and collaborating within a multi-disciplinary approach to provide holistic survivor care.

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