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Support for Survivors of Trafficking

You’re Not Alone—Help Is Here

Healing after trafficking takes time, trust, and the right support. Simply Report connects survivors to Safe House Project’s national referral network—trusted organizations that provide real, trauma-informed care.

Survivor-Centered Services

Counseling & Mental Health Support

Survivors can be connected to licensed, trauma-informed counselors through our referral network. Services may include:

  • Individual counseling
  • Survivor-led support groups
  • Emotional and crisis support
FILL OUT THE REFERRAL FORM

Safe Housing

Through SHP’s national housing network, survivors can access:

  • Emergency and long-term housing
  • Education and job support
  • Healthcare referrals and stabilization services
FIND SAFE HOUSING

Connect with the Survivor Community

You don’t have to go through recovery alone. Join survivor-led support groups where you can share your experiences in a safe, private space.

  • Online forums with privacy protections
  • Peer support groups
  • Mentorship programs connecting survivors with advocates
JOIN A SUPPORT GROUP

Stories of Strength – Shared by Safe House Project

The following stories are real examples of resilience. Each was provided directly by Safe House Project to show what’s possible when survivors receive the care they deserve.

Shared with Permission by SHP

Anna’s Strength

After traveling thousands of miles to escape, Anna connected with SHP and found housing and purpose. Today, she’s planning to mentor young women.

Kayla’s New Beginning

With SHP’s help, Kayla entered a specialized program for teen survivors. She’s continuing her education while building a safe future for herself and her child.

Abby’s Escape

Abby reached out to SHP just after turning 18. She is now safe, enrolled in a restorative care program, and learning to dream again.

Leah’s Hope

Leah struggled with housing and re-exploitation. SHP placed her in a trauma-informed safe home where she’s regaining stability.

Kyle’s Story

After surviving a targeted attack, Kyle found refuge through SHP’s male-inclusive network. Now sober and thriving, he refers other male survivors to care.