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These images produced through the HHS Look Beneath the Surface campaign can be used in human trafficking public awareness and outreach material. The images can be customized for your community by including your own logo, using your own images, or selecting an alternate photo from our free library of images.

This poster provides language and imagery of a trafficking situation that may be broadly applicable to foreign national youth individuals who are at risk of, currently experiencing, or who have experienced human trafficking or other abusive situations. The poster also provides contact information to the National Human Trafficking Hotline and a QR code with additional resources.

Download the 18" x 24" Poster Print Specifications (PDF) | Download the 24" x 36" Poster Print Specifications (PDF)

Child Eligibility Brochure

Use the letter you received to apply for benefits and services
February 20, 2024

Learn what to do if you or someone you know has received an Interim Assistance or Eligibility Letter from HHS.

Federal Authorities Related to Demand for Human Trafficking Information Memorandum 

Expanding Anti-Trafficking Services: Do You Know About the Benefits and Services in Your Community 

 

 

ACF Consults with Tribal Leaders on Partnerships to Combat Human Trafficking

OTIP Director Provides Updates on Federal Anti-Trafficking Actions Impacting American Indian and Alaska Native Communities
November 6, 2017

OTIP Director Provides Updates on Federal Anti-Trafficking Actions Impacting American Indian and Alaska Native Communities

How to Request Assistance

Child Eligibility
August 14, 2018

Request assistance through the Shepherd Case Management System on behalf of a foreign national minor who may have experienced trafficking.

In 2008, the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation  (ASPE) sponsored a national symposium focused on the health needs of human trafficking victims. Ten years later, ASPE partnered with the ACF Office on Trafficking in Persons to convene a follow-up symposium to reflect on how far the health service response to human trafficking has evolved.


The ATLIS project will provide up to $20,000 plus technical assistance and capacity-building support for 10 survivor-led organizations, collaboratives, and community groups. 

This resource provides definitions of terms for the purpose of Office on Trafficking in Persons Notices of Funding Opportunities Announcements.