Promoting Employment Opportunities For Survivors Of Trafficking

The FY 2017 Specialized Human Trafficking Training and Technical Assistance for Service Providers Program is designed to support the provision of intensive training and technical assistance (TTA) to trafficking service providers in one of two focus areas—housing and employment—in order to assist them in developing and implementing meaningful housing and/or employment practices. Service providers and trafficking survivors have identified these two areas as fundamental to the stabilization and long-term independence of trafficking survivors. With this award, Futures Without Violence will implement a national scope TTA initiative to provide training and support to service providers throughout the United States, including the territories and tribal lands. Specifically, Futures Without Violence will work to improve the quality and quantity of employment services for trafficking survivors by increasing the capacity of victim service providers nationwide through TTA and to improve victim service providers’ partnerships at the national, state, and local level with relevant stakeholders. CA/NCF

The FY 2017 Specialized Human Trafficking Training and Technical Assistance for Service Providers Program is designed to support the provision of intensive training and technical assistance (TTA) to trafficking service providers in one of two focus areas—housing and employment—in order to assist them in developing and implementing meaningful housing and/or employment practices. Service providers and trafficking survivors have identified these two areas as fundamental to the stabilization and long-term independence of trafficking survivors. With this award, Futures Without Violence will implement a national scope TTA initiative to provide training and support to service providers throughout the United States, including the territories and tribal lands. Specifically, Futures Without Violence will work to improve the quality and quantity of employment services for trafficking survivors by increasing the capacity of victim service providers nationwide through TTA and to improve victim service providers’ partnerships at the national, state, and local level with relevant stakeholders. CA/NCF