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Many victims of human trafficking come into contact with health care and social service professionals and remain unidentified. Potential victims can present with a wide-range of physical and psychological health issues and social service needs. The SOAR to Health and Wellness training aims to educate health care and social service professionals on how to identify, treat, and respond appropriately to potential victims of human trafficking. This webinar was recorded on March 30, 2017.

The infographic provides a high level overview of the three-tiered approach to enhancing the SOAR to Health and Wellness Training. Related project activities include the development of U.S. state and territorial profiles, webinars on emerging topics, an e-Guide for the general public, organizing meeting(s) of industry stakeholders to identify strategic partnerships to scale the training, and so forth.

The Office of Trafficking in Persons (OTIP) collaborates with private organizations to raise awareness, identify research needs, and gather recommendations to improve government programs. Below, you will see our past efforts.

OTIP partners with other federal agencies and departments to improve the government’s coordination of services and better understand the needs of survivors and those at risk of human trafficking.

The Health Provider Assessment Card can be downloaded, printed, and distributed in health care settings.

Look Beneath the Surface Regional Anti-Trafficking Program

The Health Care Provider Assessment Card can be downloaded, printed, and distributed in health care settings.

The Labor Trafficking Poster can be downloaded, printed, and distributed in your community.

The Social Service Migrant Poster can be downloaded, printed, and distributed to your community.

The Domestic Servitude Poster can be downloaded, printed, and distributed in your community.