Case managers work closely with survivors to assess their needs and develop individualized plans for recovery. This can include educational opportunities, job training, language classes for non-native speakers, and assistance with obtaining employment.

Survivors of trafficking may suffer from a range of physical and psychological health issues, including injuries from abuse, mental health conditions like PTSD, and substance use issues. We help connect clients to the medical care they need as well as provide translation services so that they may adequately communicate with medical professionals.

Social isolation can be a significant issue for trafficking survivors. TVAP facilitates connections with community resources, support groups, and social services to help survivors build new networks of support and integrate more fully into the community.

Legal challenges for trafficking survivors can include navigating the criminal justice system, immigration issues for those trafficked across borders, and pursuing restitution or compensation. IINE connects survivors with legal advocates and attorneys who specialize in these areas.

Many survivors emerge from trafficking situations with no financial resources. TVAP can connect clients with financial assistance programs to help secure housing, meet basic needs, and work toward financial independence.