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A foreign national adult victim of human trafficking is eligible for Federal and State benefits and services to the same extent as a refugee upon certification by HHS.  HHS issues a Certification Letter after notification from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) granting a person Continued Presence, or a T visa, or that a bona fide T visa application has not been denied.

A foreign national child victim of human trafficking, under the age of 18, is eligible for Federal and State benefits and services to the same extent as a refugee upon the determination by HHS to issue an Interim Assistance Letter or Eligibility Letter.

This Program Instruction (PI) describes the process by which an individual may request eligibility for federally funded assistance for an alien child who may have been subjected to human trafficking. 

This fact sheet provides information on data of Certification for adult victims of human trafficking.

This infographic demonstrates outcomes from FY 2014-2017 for the National Human Trafficking Hotline (formerly the National Human Trafficking Resource Center). The 24/7 confidential Hotline provides multilingual crisis intervention, urgent and non-urgent service referrals, options for support, and tip reporting through phone, text, email, and online chat.

This infographic displays outcomes from the Rescue & Restore Victims of Human Trafficking Regional Program—renamed the Look Beneath the Surface Regional Anti-Trafficking Program. Grantees focused on identifying and referring foreign national victims of human trafficking in 19 communities during the July 1, 2014–June 30, 2017 grant period.

This infographic displays outcomes from the Domestic Victims of Human Trafficking program in FY 2017.

Use these infographics to learn about the impact of OTIP grantees during fiscal year 2018.