Human Trafficking Outreach Program
Culturally responsive, survivor-led support for Black women and girls impacted by or at risk of sex trafficking. Connection, dignity, and healing begin with being heard.
Support that starts with you
Our Human Trafficking Outreach Program connects Black women and girls impacted by or at risk of sex trafficking with culturally responsive, survivor-led support. Through trusted community relationships, we create welcoming pathways to safety, practical assistance, and healing.
Services include:
Advocacy and practical support
Work with an advocate on safety planning, navigating legal systems, and connecting with resources for food, clothing, hygiene supplies, transportation, housing, and health care. Support follows your priorities, with warm referrals and follow-up.
Community outreach
We build relationships through trusted community spaces, schools, churches, events, and peer connections. Our outreach centers Black women and girls and creates welcoming pathways to support without judgment.
Healing and connection
Survivor-led support and peer connection create space to be heard, build confidence, and explore healing at your own pace. Ask us about current opportunities and availability.
Youth prevention: Girls Meet
Girls Meet focuses on Black girls ages 13–18 through healthy relationship education, boundaries, communication, self-awareness, and self-esteem. Contact our team to learn about participation and upcoming gatherings.
Taking the first step
You can start by asking questions. Share at your own pace and tell us what support feels right for you. Our outreach focuses on Pierce County and connections across the South King–Thurston County corridor.
Call our office at (253) 383-4275 to discuss current services, availability, and next steps.
