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Building on decades of work to prevent violence, the National Human Trafficking Prevention Framework is a resource for organizations, communities and governments seeking to strengthen efforts to prevent human trafficking.
Anti-Trafficking Leadership, Innovation, and Sustainability (ATLIS) Project
The ATLIS Project will support innovative projects designed and led by people with lived experience in human trafficking. The project seeks to reduce barriers to accessing federal funding encountered by survivor-led organizations.
SOAR to Health and Wellness, Trauma-Informed Care, and Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services are now available in Spanish and have been updated to include refreshed content based on current research and promising practices.
These microlearnings, developed in collaboration with Children’s Bureau, and Family and Youth Services Bureau, focus on strengthening screening for human trafficking and safety planning.
Benefits and Services for Foreign National Minors who have Experienced Human Trafficking
Foreign national children in the United States may be eligible to apply for benefits and services to the same extent as a refugee if they have experienced human trafficking at any point in their life and in any country.
Through the HHS Look Beneath the Surface campaign, OTIP collaborates with grantees and partners to raise awareness of human trafficking and the factors that put certain populations more at risk. Raise awareness in your community! A limited number of outreach materials are available at no cost.