WEST FLORIDA CENTER FOR TRAFFICKING ADVOCACY
HOPE • JUSTICE • RESTORATION
HOPE • JUSTICE • RESTORATION
The needs are profound. Survivors of human trafficking often need healthcare, legal, mental health, spiritual and financial support. A survivor needs legal assistance expunging an undeserved criminal record. A single mom emerging from trafficking needs help obtaining public benefits while she works toward a new start. A labor trafficking survivor needs legal advocacy in the area of immigration. A trafficked prison inmate needs a safe release, transportation, and housing. A survivor of sex-trafficking needs a branding tattoo removed to escape the stigma of her exploitation. These are just examples of the needs that we see among survivors as they navigate a complex journey back to normal life.
The West Florida Center for Trafficking Advocacy is a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) that exists to provide trauma-informed restorative pro bono legal services and advocacy for survivors of human trafficking, as well as to advocate on trafficking-related legislation and policy matters. The West Florida Center features an alliance of legal professionals who provide free legal services for survivors, along with a team of volunteer professionals, such as physicians, dentists, therapists, accountants, and others who are willing to assist at little or no cost to the survivor.
Please contact us for more information on this expanding work or if you would like to be associated with the West Florida Center. If you would like to donate to support our pro bono legal work with victims and survivors, please click on the Donate tab.
The West Florida Center for Trafficking Advocacy is a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) that exists to provide trauma-informed restorative pro bono legal services and advocacy for survivors of human trafficking, as well as to advocate on trafficking-related legislation and policy matters. The West Florida Center features an alliance of legal professionals who provide free legal services for survivors, along with a team of volunteer professionals, such as physicians, dentists, therapists, accountants, and others who are willing to assist at little or no cost to the survivor.
Please contact us for more information on this expanding work or if you would like to be associated with the West Florida Center. If you would like to donate to support our pro bono legal work with victims and survivors, please click on the Donate tab.
