Exploitation prevention training highlighting how people are targeted and groomed for exploitation, as well as provide tangible ways to infuse prevention tactics throughout their work with vulnerable populations that will lower their risk of exploitation. The training is intended to help build capacity to provide prevention to those working with people with dd. By infusing prevention education in their work with people with developmental disabilities, professionals can help provide necessary tools and critical thinking skills that will allow them to promote self-determination, independence, productivity, integration, and inclusion in all facets of life and the global community, free of higher risk of exploitation. In particular, focus on online safety, healthy boundaries, societal norms, and healthy relationships. Council funding for this project was used for instruction time for two facilitators for seven two hour training sessions, venue and fees for seven locations, material development, meeting and coordination of training events, travel costs for two facilitators, materials and resource printing.