WATCH: Human trafficking targets mental health vulnerabilities

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Many factors can make someone vulnerable to human trafficking.

Mental health and well-being are a big part of it. Patti Mellard, who started the Rotary Club of Community Action against Human Trafficking, and Jennifer Montgomery, who received a Rotary Fellowship to address the issue globally, dive into the connections in the latest Hear me. See me. podcast.

Hear how past trauma and other factors put people at risk, and the signs we all can watch for.