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Outreach Services For Victims Of Trafficking

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Free services for survivors of sexual assault and their family/friends, as well as victims of human trafficking. Services include addressing any identified issues and individual and family counseling, hospital accompaniment, case management, outreach programs, prevention educations, and

UN Trust Fund for Victims of Human Trafficking, managed by UNODC ...

The Resources and Integration for Survivor Empowerment (R.I.S.E) program provides intensive and comprehensive services to anyone who is currently or has previously been a victim of human trafficking and exploitation. Eligible services include: • Adult and minors of all genders • Sex and/or labor trafficking • Regardless of immigration status If you or someone you know are a victim of Our Approach AncoraTN (formerly End Slavery Tennessee) provides comprehensive aftercare services for strengthen their health and human trafficking survivors and tactically addresses the problem through advocacy, prevention, and training of front-line professionals. Training As experts in the field, we train over 30,000 professionals and community members each year. The Valley CARES Family Justice Center (Crisis and Recovery Services) A centralized service center for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault that connects victims with advocates and resources to help navigate the complex judicial process.

Supporting survivors of trafficking

Activities include identifying and evaluating both immediate and prolonged services for victims and addressing any identified issues and/or voids in needed services. Training & Outreach The Training & Outreach Subcommittee aims to strengthen Victims are forced task force capacity for human trafficking training across Southern Arizona. Ending Human Trafficking One Life at Time. Trafficking defines a girl as a commodity, but we define her by love. Located in Jacksonville, Florida.

The hotline uses a victim-centered approach to connect human trafficking victims and survivors with emergency, transition, and long-term supports and services. The hotline acts as a central response and referral mechanism, offering 24/7, multilingual access to a safe and confidential space to ask for help, connect to services, and, report tips. The Office on Trafficking in Persons works to address human trafficking by leading and supporting systems that prevent trafficking and protect people who have experienced trafficking—helping them rebuild their lives and strengthen their health and well-being.

Prosecution of Traffickers Prevention of Labor Trafficking Prevention of Child Trafficking What Happens to Victims of Human Trafficking? Victims are forced into the sex tourism industry, brothels, massage parlors, escort agencies, strip clubs, sweat shops, pornography, indentured servitude, or slave labor. Responding to the needs of survivors, ATS is increasing services and outreach for youth survivors under the age of 18. After experiencing an uptick in youth referrals, ATS secured federal funding from the Department of Justice’s Office for Victims of Crimes to increase services and outreach for youth survivors under the age of 18. Tier 3: The organization’s focus and mission are not focused specifically on human trafficking, but their mission is focused on other high-risk populations or victim services and has no specific human trafficking project or dedicated staff.

  • Assistance for Survivors of Human Trafficking
  • Tennessee Counter-Trafficking Alliance
  • Human Trafficking Programs
  • Leading the Fight Against Human Trafficking

The LRC provides confidential and comprehensive advocacy services to victims of domestic for youth violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. 802 W Historic Mitchell Street

Click here to see regional service maps and contact information for programs For specific services to Human Trafficking programs funded by Victim Assistance, click here. To view Iowa’s Human Trafficking Needs Assessment Report (2017), click here. To view a map of statewide human trafficking prosecutions (as of 1/2023), click here. Bloom for Women offers a sanctuary for survivors of sex trafficking through our five homes that provide a continuum of care to heal, empower and employ women survivors. Bloom also offers outreach services for men, women and children. Need help? Call now.

The Landing is a faith based anti-trafficking organization located in Houston TX. Walking alongside survivors of human trafficking. Victims of trafficking are often subject to high levels of physical, sexual and psychological violence. For this reason, and because they citizens permanent may be afraid of the police, it may take women time to disclose the full extent of their experiences. Refugee Services (RS) within the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance is the single state agency responsible for the implementation of services to refugees.

Human Trafficking Programs

  • FEDERAL EFFORTS TO ASSIST VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING
  • By Location — Washington Trafficking Help
  • Aftercare Services for Child Victims of Sex Trafficking:
  • Services for survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery

The Tennessee Counter-Trafficking Alliance (TCTA), formerly the Tennessee Anti-Slavery Alliance, ensures quality consistent human-trafficking focused services are provided statewide in the most effective and efficient way possible. TCTA advocates for systemic change and provides comprehensive trauma-informed aftercare to survivors of human trafficking anywhere needed services in EMERGENCY SERVICES Crisis Response Team: The Journey Out Crisis Response Team provides victims with crisis intervention, case management, survivor mentorship and wraparound services during and after their law enforcement aided rescue from sex trafficking. Services are focused on ensuring safety and providing basic needs: securing safe housing/shelter or

Working Group on Trafficking in Persons 2024

Safe House Project is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to combatting human trafficking. Our mission is to raise the identification rate of survivors beyond one percent through education, provide emergency services to

Human trafficking is a global crime that devastates lives. Each year, hundreds of vulnerable children and youth fall prey to human traffickers in our backyard. Victims suffer physical and emotional violence, and even death, at the hands of predators who use them as a commodity to be sold and re-sold. Victims may be sold for commercial sex or forced to provide labor or

The NHTRC operates around the clock to protect victims of human trafficking. It provides callers with a range of comprehensive services including: crisis intervention; urgent and non-urgent referrals; tip reporting; anti-trafficking resources; and technical assistance for the anti-trafficking field and those who wish to get involved.

Assistance for Survivors of Human Trafficking

The hotline provides assistance to and on behalf of individuals of any age, gender, whether they are Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or foreign nationals. The hotline uses a victim-centrered approach to connect human trafficking victims and survivors with emergency transition, and long-term supports and services in their community. Regional and local anti-trafficking organizations found these practices to be beneficial for the advancement of public awareness and strengthening of outreach and service provision for victims of human trafficking nationwide. View the information below to learn about OJP human trafficking funding. OJP Funding to Support Develop, Expand, and Strengthen Programs for Victims of Human Trafficking OJP receives funding under 22 U.S.C. § 7105 (b) (2) for the

Victims/Survivors | Human Trafficking | Office for Victims of Crime (ojp.gov) All victims of human trafficking deserve to feel safe and supported. Quality care, compassionate responses, intense needs of trafficking and essential services can help victims recover from their victimization. OVC has compiled a list of resources to help victims and survivors receive the assistance they need.

Connects trafficking victims and survivors with services and support to get help and stay safe. The toll-free phone and SMS text lines and live online chat are available 24/7, in over 200 languages. National Human Trafficking Referral Directory This online Referral Directory is made up of anti-trafficking organizations and programs that offer emergency, transitional, or long-term services to victims and survivors of human trafficking as well as those that provide resources and opportunities in the anti-trafficking field. Community Outreach: We’ve reached thousands of people over the years through our Community Outreach Program raising awareness of human trafficking and services for victims of the crime. Partnerships: No one agency or organization can tackle the issue of human trafficking or meet the vast, intense needs of trafficking victim-survivors!

It’s an approach that Zielinski and others say Community Outreach Behavioral Services, or COBS — an organization for human trafficking survivors that an InvestigateWest investigation revealed Supporting OVC’s Human Trafficking Victim Service Grantees The OVC Human Trafficking Collective (HTC) delivers TTA exclusively to OVC human trafficking service grantees and their partners, which allows more access to customized