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Providers

Churches & Faith-Based Organizations:

  1. The Salvation Army - STOP-IT Initiative

    • Description: Provides comprehensive services, including emergency housing, trauma counseling, and case management for trafficking survivors.

    • Website: www.salarmychicago.org/stopit/

    • Phone: 773-275-6233

  2. Catholic Charities - Anti-Trafficking Program

    • Description: Provides trafficking survivors with case management, emergency services, and legal assistance.

    • Website: www.catholiccharitiesusa.org

    • Phone: 703-549-1390

  3. World Relief

    • Description: A global Christian humanitarian organization offering immigration legal services, trauma counseling, and resettlement services for survivors.

    • Website: www.worldrelief.org

    • Phone: 443-451-1900

  4. Churches Against Trafficking (CAT)

    • Description: A coalition of churches raising awareness and providing direct support to trafficking survivors.

    • Website: www.churchesagainsttrafficking.com

    • Phone: 619-692-4022

  5. CityServe International

    • Description: A network of churches offering housing, employment training, and trauma recovery for trafficking survivors.

    • Website: www.cityserve.us

    • Phone: 661-665-1000

Non-Profit Organizations:

  1. Polaris Project

    • Description: Operates the National Human Trafficking Hotline and provides resources for survivors to access shelter, legal support, and counseling.

    • Website: www.polarisproject.org

    • Phone: 888-373-7888

  2. Thorn

    • Description: Focuses on building technology to defend children from sexual exploitation and to help identify survivors of trafficking.

    • Website: www.thorn.org

    • Phone: Not available for direct services

  3. Shared Hope International

    • Description: Offers prevention programs, survivor restoration, and legislative advocacy to stop human trafficking.

    • Website: www.sharedhope.org

    • Phone: 866-437-5433

  4. The A21 Campaign

    • Description: Aims to abolish human trafficking worldwide through rescue operations, awareness campaigns, and survivor care.

    • Website: www.a21.org

    • Phone: 949-202-4681

  5. Love146

    • Description: Provides survivor care programs, safe homes, and advocacy services for child sex trafficking victims.

    • Website: www.love146.org

    • Phone: 203-772-4420

  6. Safe Horizon

    • Description: The largest victim services agency in the U.S., providing shelters, legal services, and crisis counseling for trafficking survivors.

    • Website: www.safehorizon.org

    • Phone: 212-577-7700

  7. Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking (CAST)

    • Description: A leader in empowering survivors through legal services, social support, and emergency shelters.

    • Website: www.castla.org

    • Phone: 888-539-2373

  8. Covenant House

    • Description: Provides housing, legal aid, and counseling services to runaway and homeless youth at risk of trafficking.

    • Website: www.covenanthouse.org

    • Phone: 800-388-3888

  9. GEMS (Girls Educational and Mentoring Services)

    • Description: Helps young women and girls escape the commercial sex industry through education, housing, and supportive services.

    • Website: www.gems-girls.org

    • Phone: 212-926-8089

  10. The Empowerment Plan

    • Description: Employs trafficking survivors to help them achieve financial independence while providing housing assistance and life skills.

    • Website: www.empowermentplan.org

    • Phone: 313-262-6077

Government Agencies:

  1. Office on Trafficking in Persons (OTIP)

    • Description: A U.S. government agency that coordinates efforts to help trafficking victims, offering grants, case management, and legal assistance.

    • Website: www.acf.hhs.gov/otip

    • Phone: 202-401-9200

  2. U.S. Department of Justice - Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit

    • Description: Prosecutes traffickers and offers resources for victims, including witness protection and legal assistance.

    • Website: www.justice.gov/humantrafficking

    • Phone: 202-514-2000

  3. National Human Trafficking Hotline (Polaris)

    • Description: A hotline that connects victims with emergency services, law enforcement, and shelters.

    • Website: www.humantraffickinghotline.org

    • Phone: 888-373-7888

  4. Department of Homeland Security Blue Campaign

    • Description: Offers training, public awareness, and victim services for survivors of human trafficking.

    • Website: www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign

    • Phone: 866-347-2423

  5. FBI Human Trafficking Task Force

Private Companies:

  1. Delta Airlines - #GetOnBoard Campaign

  2. Uber - Human Trafficking Awareness

    • Description: Provides training for drivers to recognize and report trafficking and works with nonprofits to help survivors with transportation needs.

    • Website: www.uber.com

    • Phone: No direct number available for trafficking-related services

  3. Airbnb - Trafficking Prevention Program

    • Description: Partners with nonprofits to provide short-term housing for trafficking survivors.

    • Website: www.airbnb.com

    • Phone: 855-424-7262

  4. Microsoft Philanthropies - Trafficking Prevention Technology

  5. Western Union Foundation

    • Description: Provides grants to organizations fighting trafficking and offers financial literacy programs for survivors.

    • Website: foundation.westernunion.com

    • Phone: 866-430-5386

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Non-Profit Organizations (continued):

  1. Freedom Network USA

  • Description: Provides legal and social services to trafficking survivors and advocates for stronger protections and support mechanisms for victims.

  • Website: www.freedomnetworkusa.org

  • Phone: 202-768-7338

  1. Truckers Against Trafficking

  • Description: Aims to educate, equip, and empower the trucking industry to combat human trafficking, providing assistance to victims.

  • Website: www.truckersagainsttrafficking.org

  • Phone: 612-888-2050

  1. Free the Slaves

  • Description: Works to liberate victims from modern slavery, including sex trafficking, through partnerships with grassroots organizations worldwide.

  • Website: www.freetheslaves.net

  • Phone: 202-775-7480

  1. Not For Sale

  • Description: Combats human trafficking through partnerships, advocacy, and job creation programs for survivors of trafficking.

  • Website: www.notforsalecampaign.org

  • Phone: 415-839-8349

  1. Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.)

  • Description: Specializes in rescuing children from sex trafficking rings globally and providing aftercare services for survivors.

  • Website: www.ourrescue.org

  • Phone: 818-850-6146

  1. The Samaritan Women - Institute for Shelter Care

  • Description: Provides long-term care and recovery services to survivors, including housing, education, and therapeutic support.

  • Website: www.thesamaritanwomen.org

  • Phone: 443-759-7872

  1. Restoration House of East Tennessee

  • Description: Offers safe housing and support for trafficking victims, including vocational training and counseling.

  • Website: www.therestorationhouse.net

  • Phone: 865-524-3889

  1. Reintegra

  • Description: Focuses on providing survivors with education, skills training, and employment to help reintegrate them into society.

  • Website: www.reintegra.org

  • Phone: Not available

  1. Justice for Children

  • Description: Advocates for legal reforms and provides legal services for children who are victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking.

  • Website: www.justiceforchildren.org

  • Phone: 800-733-0059

  1. Tapestri, Inc.

  • Description: Provides legal advocacy, counseling, and emergency housing to survivors of human trafficking, particularly those from immigrant communities.

  • Website: www.tapestri.org

  • Phone: 404-299-2185

Private Companies (continued):

  1. Google - Anti-Trafficking Initiatives

  • Description: Provides grants to organizations fighting trafficking and works with AI technology to identify trafficking rings.

  • Website: www.google.org

  • Phone: No direct number for trafficking-related services

  1. Verizon - Human Trafficking Prevention

  • Description: Offers digital tools and resources to combat human trafficking, including support for survivors through its Verizon Foundation.

  • Website: www.verizon.com/about/responsibility

  • Phone: 800-922-0204

  1. Bank of America Foundation

  • Description: Provides grants to organizations that combat human trafficking and help survivors gain financial literacy and independence.

  • Website: www.bankofamerica.com

  • Phone: 800-432-1000

  1. Airline Ambassadors International

  • Description: Trains airline staff to identify and assist trafficking victims in-flight and at airports.

  • Website: www.airlineamb.org

  • Phone: 866-ANGEL86

  1. Wells Fargo - Human Trafficking Prevention

  • Description: Partners with local organizations to provide financial services and resources to trafficking survivors.

  • Website: www.wellsfargo.com

  • Phone: 800-869-3557

Government Programs (continued):

  1. National Crime Agency - UK Modern Slavery Unit

  • Description: Investigates human trafficking and modern slavery cases, provides victim assistance, and raises public awareness.

  • Website: www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk

  • Phone: +44 0370 496 7622

  1. European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol)

  • Description: Europol’s trafficking unit works with national law enforcement agencies to combat trafficking and support victims.

  • Website: www.europol.europa.eu

  • Phone: +31 70 302 5000

  1. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

  • Description: Provides support to countries worldwide in fighting human trafficking and offers direct assistance programs to survivors.

  • Website: www.unodc.org

  • Phone: +43 1 26060 0

  1. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) - Victim Assistance Program

  • Description: Provides victim assistance services and partners with nonprofits to ensure trafficking survivors receive proper care.

  • Website: www.ice.gov

  • Phone: 866-347-2423

  1. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) - SOAR to Health and Wellness Program

Non-Profits (continued):

  1. End Slavery Tennessee

  • Description: Provides comprehensive aftercare for trafficking survivors, including shelter, trauma counseling, and legal support.

  • Website: www.endslaverytn.org

  • Phone: 615-806-6899

  1. The Life of Freedom Center

  • Description: Offers survivor-led recovery programs for human trafficking victims, including mentorship and trauma therapy.

  • Website: www.lifeoffreedom.center

  • Phone: 305-677-6830

  1. Refuge for Women

  • Description: A national organization offering long-term aftercare, shelter, and work opportunities for sex trafficking survivors.

  • Website: www.refugeforwomen.org

  • Phone: 859-800-0339

  1. One More Child

  • Description: Provides safe homes, counseling, and job placement for survivors of sex trafficking, particularly children and teens.

  • Website: www.onemorechild.org

  • Phone: 863-577-4488

  1. Courtney’s House

  • Description: Focuses on rescuing, housing, and counseling children and teens who have been trafficked, offering legal services and education.

  • Website: www.courtneyshouse.org

  • Phone: 202-525-1426

Counseling & Emotional Support

Survivors of sex trafficking often carry deep emotional scars, trauma, and psychological challenges that can impact their recovery and reintegration into society. At RenewedPaths, we prioritize mental health and emotional well-being through:

  • Trauma-Informed Counseling: Our licensed therapists specialize in working with survivors of sex trafficking, offering individual and group therapy that focuses on trauma recovery. Survivors can process their experiences in a safe, non-judgmental environment.

  • Art & Music Therapy: For those who find traditional talk therapy difficult, we offer creative outlets such as art and music therapy to help survivors express and heal from their trauma in different ways.

  • Support Groups: Peer support plays a critical role in healing. Our group therapy sessions allow survivors to connect with others who have experienced similar hardships, offering encouragement and understanding through shared experiences.

Safe Housing

One of the biggest hurdles survivors face after leaving a trafficking situation is finding safe, stable housing. Without a safe place to call home, recovery is nearly impossible. Our housing programs include:

  • Transitional Housing: Survivors can access temporary housing in a secure, supportive environment while they work towards rebuilding their lives. These homes are confidential and staffed by trained professionals who provide around-the-clock care.

  • Long-Term Housing Support: For survivors who are ready to transition to independent living, we provide long-term housing assistance. This includes help with finding affordable housing, navigating the rental process, and providing initial financial support for rent, utilities, and furnishings.

  • Life Skills Workshops: While living in our transitional housing, survivors have the opportunity to participate in workshops on life skills such as budgeting, cooking, home management, and conflict resolution, empowering them to live independently.

Job Training & Employment Assistance

Economic independence is a key factor in breaking the cycle of exploitation. Survivors often face barriers to employment due to lack of work experience, education gaps, or a criminal record. At RenewedPaths, we offer a range of services to help survivors build a new career path:

  • Career Counseling: Survivors work with career coaches to explore their skills and interests, helping them identify fulfilling career opportunities that align with their goals.

  • Job Training Programs: We offer vocational training programs that equip survivors with the skills they need to enter fields such as healthcare, technology, administration, and skilled trades.

  • Resume Building & Interview Preparation: Survivors receive one-on-one coaching to build a professional resume, practice interview techniques, and gain the confidence needed to reenter the workforce.

  • Job Placement Services: Through partnerships with local businesses and industries, we help survivors secure stable employment opportunities that offer livable wages and growth potential.

Financial Literacy & Credit Repair

Many survivors of sex trafficking emerge with damaged credit, often due to debt incurred in their name by traffickers or a lack of financial literacy. Financial stability is critical to their independence and long-term success. Our financial empowerment program provides:

  • Credit Repair Services: Our team works with survivors to review and repair their credit reports. We assist in disputing fraudulent charges, negotiating debt settlements, and removing inaccurate or harmful information from their credit files.

  • Financial Coaching: Survivors are paired with financial coaches who help them create and manage a budget, set financial goals, and understand personal finance basics, such as savings, credit, and investments.

  • Microloans & Savings Programs: We offer small, interest-free microloans to help survivors meet immediate financial needs while they work to improve their financial standing. Additionally, we provide access to savings programs that offer matched savings to encourage healthy financial habits.

Legal Assistance

Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming for survivors, many of whom have been criminalized for acts committed under duress or have immigration issues tied to their trafficking experience. Our legal services include:

  • Expungement & Record Clearing: We assist survivors in clearing their criminal records when applicable, helping them move forward without the burden of a past conviction.

  • Immigration Assistance: For non-citizen survivors, we work with immigration attorneys to help them secure legal status, including applications for T-visas, U-visas, and other forms of humanitarian relief.

  • Legal Advocacy: Survivors may need legal advocacy in matters such as custody battles, restraining orders, or housing disputes. We connect them with attorneys who are experienced in handling sensitive legal issues related to trafficking.

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