WEST FLORIDA CENTER FOR TRAFFICKING ADVOCACY
The needs are profound. Survivors of human trafficking often need healthcare, legal, mental health, spiritual and financial support. A single mom needs help obtaining public benefits while she gets her feet on the ground. A laborer needs legal advocacy in the area of immigration. A survivor of sex-trafficking needs a branding tattoo removed by a dermatologist to escape the stigma of her trafficking. 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 exists to provide legal and professional services and advocacy for survivors of human trafficking and to service-providers, as well as to assist in trafficking-related legislation and policy matters. The Center features an alliance of legal professionals who provide pro bono or reduced-cost legal services for survivors, along with a growing team of 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 growing work or if you would like to be associated with the West Florida Center.
The West Florida Center for Trafficking Advocacy exists to provide legal and professional services and advocacy for survivors of human trafficking and to service-providers, as well as to assist in trafficking-related legislation and policy matters. The Center features an alliance of legal professionals who provide pro bono or reduced-cost legal services for survivors, along with a growing team of 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 growing work or if you would like to be associated with the West Florida Center.
