Trauma-Centered Survivor Services

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National Emergency Services:

ChildLine:

1-800-932-0313

Suspect abuse? Report it! Trained specialists are available 24/7 to receive referrals of suspected child abuse and general child well-being concerns.

National Human Trafficking Hotline:

1-888-373-7888 or TXT:233733

Hours: 24 hours, 7 days a week. Languages: English, Spanish.

Simply Report: New AI-Powered Human Trafficking Reporting Tool:

Quickly and confidentially report suspected trafficking situations. Your voice helps save lives. VISIT: SimplyReport

*National Domestic Violence Hotline:

1-800-799-7233 or TXT: “START” to 88788

Hours: 24/7. Languages: English, Spanish, and 200+ through interpretation service.

Children of the Night (Emergency Hotline):

Call: (800) 551-1300

We operate a 24-hour, nationwide, toll-free hotline to help children still on the streets.

The CyberTipline is the place to report child sexual exploitation.

If you believe you or someone you know is a victim of exploitation, we are here to help.

www.cybertipline.org

PA Anti-Trafficking Organizations & Resources:

Connect York: Search for food, housing, health and community programs in York County, PA and beyond. (VISIT HERE)

North Star Initiative: We provide one of the few 24x7 restoration homes for domestic sex-trafficking survivors in the entire region and one of the only ones with a Christ-centered focus. Through our holistic, trauma-informed program, our goal is for every survivor we serve to be fully restored so she can return to the community and enjoy a life of sustained independence. (VISIT HERE)

Hope Inspire Love: (Located in Lancaster, PA) Hope. Inspire. Love. fights sex trafficking and sexual exploitation in three strategic ways: Trauma-Informed Mentorship, Outreach & Awareness, and Prevention Education. We provide trauma-informed mentorship services that establish supportive relationships with at-risk youth and young adults, and survivors of sex trafficking. (VISIT HERE)

Green Light Operation: (Camp Hill, PA) Greenlight Operation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We are a group of everyday people on a mission to strategically combat human trafficking and serve sex trafficked women through a continuum of restorative care. We invite you to join our efforts to end human trafficking and restore survivors. Together, we are making a difference. (VISIT HERE)

She’s Somebody’s Daughter: (Offices in Chambersburg, Lemoyne, PA) We exist to erase lines of separation that isolate those affected by sexual exploitation. She’s Somebody’s Daughter serves women in a total of 7 surrounding counties - Adams, Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon & York.  (VISIT HERE)

Justice House of Hope: (Harrisburg, PA) is a non-profit organization that strives to raise awareness of and intervene in the exploitation of youth sex and labor trafficking victims in Pennsylvania. We support youth survivors overcoming life challenges by addressing their immediate physical, emotional, spiritual, mental, social, and educational needs, in a safe, caring, and structured environment. (VISIT HERE)

Bloom For Women: (Located in Bethlehem, PA) Bloom for Women offers sanctuary and a continuum of care to heal, empower and employ women survivors of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation. Bloom empowers women to heal and create a new future through its emergency response, its two-year residential program, pregnant survivor services and its independent living housing. (VISIT HERE)

Peace Promise: (Located in Camp Hill, PA) Recovering Hope and Strengthening Lives. We build relationships on a weekly basis with women who are being exploited in the commercial sex industry. Through care and trust-building, we become “somebody” to women who feel they have nobody. Our lives become intertwined with their lives through friendship, offering them true kinship and hope for the future. (VISIT HERE)

Good Ground Coffee Company: was founded with two goals: serve good coffee and empower survivors of trafficking. Through trauma-informed employment and barista training, we are able to offer economic development opportunities to women who have been exploited by the commercial sex industry. 

https://www.goodgroundcoffeecompany.org/

244 S 17th St, Camp Hill, PA 17011, USA

Soaps By Survivors: Shop with a purpose.

Soaps by Survivors offers hope to those caught in the grips of sexual exploitation and human trafficking. We offer handmade bath and beauty products with all proceeds going directly to Peace Promise to aid in supporting the women we serve. https://soapsbysurvivors.org/

244 S 17th St, Camp Hill, PA 17011, USA

Men Of Iron: (Located in Manheim, PA)

WE EXIST TO CHANGE A CULTURE, ONE MAN AT A TIME. Because of this vision, we are in constant pursuit to provide the resources to equip men and grow Godly leaders. Each man will be equipped with the tools and training needed to grow in their faith, family, friends, fitness, and finances. And with the engagement of other men, growing as the Godly leaders that each of us are called to be. (VISIT HERE)

TFC Global/ Gateway To Freedom: (Located in Marietta, PA) DRIVING DOWN THE DEMAND FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING. TFC Global is dedicated to putting sex trafficking out of business by equipping local communities to reduce and end the demand for consumer sex.

  • We specialize in reducing and ending the demand, while many other organizations focus on survivor care.

  • We equip local communities through our seminars to bring awareness to combating the demand in their area. (VISIT HERE)

ZOE: (Located in Lancaster and Berks County, PA) REACHING EVERY PERSON. RESCUING EVERY CHILD. REACH EVERY PERSON: Bring the Good News. Train followers of Jesus Christ. RESCUE EVERY CHILD: End child trafficking. Restore survivors and at-risk orphans. (VISIT HERE)

Talk About Safety: Our purpose is not only to instill an awareness of the dangers our children face in everyday society but, more importantly, to offer useful and practical information to protect them. Our strategy is to provide the necessary lessons to teach children how to protect themselves, but more importantly, we will share actions that parents can take to minimize their risks. As adults, it is really our responsibility to protect children. Although not all risks to our children can be avoided, with thought and practice, they can be greatly reduced. (VISIT HERE)

Safe House Project: Safe House Project is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to combatting human trafficking. Our mission is to raise the identification rate of survivors beyond one percent through education, provide emergency services to survivors, and ensure that every survivor has access to safe housing and holistic care. To date, we have served over 2,763 trafficking survivors, trained more than 400,000 people to identify and report trafficking, and added 624 new spaces in safe house programs across the country, resulting in 227,760 safe nights for survivors every year. (VISIT HERE)

 

PA Addiction Recovery Organizations:

New Life for Girls recovery program: (Located in Dover, PA) Join our supportive and secure community of women and children who are seeking a new start. No matter what your situation may be, New Life For Girls is the best way to turn your life around. (VISIT HERE)

WHAT WE OFFER

  • Life Skills Classes

  • Counseling

  • Parenting Skills Training

  • Nutrition Classes

  • GED Prep Classes

  • Health Education

  • Empowerment Seminars

  • Post Abortion and Sexual Abuse Programs/Retreats

  • Daily Chapel Services

  • Extensive Prison Ministry Outreach (Currently in 8 Counties)

PA Victim Advocate Services:

Pennsylvania Office Of Victims Services: Find help in your county: Being a victim of crime can be very hard and confusing. People may tell you things that you do not understand. You might not be able to remember things. This is all normal. There are people to help you. They are called victim advocates, who work in victim service programs.Victim advocates ​will help you for free, make things easier to understand, and answer any of your questions. They can help you in many other ways, as well. You may receive services, even if you did not report the crime to the police. (VISIT HERE)

PCAR: The mission of the Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect is to work to eliminate all forms of sexual violence and to advocate for the rights and needs of victims of sexual assault. Call 1-888-772-7227 to contact a rape crisis center in Pennsylvania near you.

Pennsylvania’s rape crisis centers serve all adults and children, provide free and confidential crisis counseling 24 hours a day, services for the survivor’s family, friends, partners or spouses, information and referrals to other services in your area and prevention education programs. (VISIT HERE)

A Guide for Friends & Family of Sexual Violence Survivors

Tackling Domestic Violence in Pennsylvania PCADV’s: 59 community-based domestic violence programs work every day to create pathways to safety and justice for victims of domestic violence and their children, working collaboratively to end the domestic violence epidemic in Pennsylvania. (VISIT HERE)

The Address Confidentiality Program (ACP): The ACP can provide you with an alternate mailing address to keep your address out of public records if you are a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, or child abduction.  (VISIT HERE)

*ACP Application HERE

PA Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking Resources:

Thrive Ministry: empowers victims of domestic violence to find healing, strength and freedom on their journey from victim to victor. By sharing life with them and loving them, we enable survivors to find their true identity and overcome the lies of their abuser; helping them to realize that they can do more than just survive; they can Thrive!

Our service area extends out from York, Adams, Franklin, and Fulton counties in Pennsylvania to include Hanover, McSherrytown, Littlestown, New Oxford, East Berlin, Hampton, Biglerville, Bonneauville, Gettysburg, Chambersburg, Lemoyne, Spring Grove, York, Dover, Glen Rock, and Manchester. (VISIT HERE)

PA Mental Health Resources:

NAMI (York & Adams County): is the largest grassroots mental health organization across the country. Together with NAMI Keystone, our state office, and the NAMI National office, we can advocate at the state and federal levels to help change the mental health system throughout the country. (VISIT HERE )

Beauty After Bruises: (Located in Mechanicsburg, PA) We are dedicated to providing survivors of childhood trauma with both access and funding to receive therapy and/or inpatient care - while creating professional and public awareness for Complex PTSD and Dissociative Disorders. Our outreach focuses its heart on the adult survivors of childhood trauma who have Complex PTSD and/or dissociative trauma disorders. (VISIT HERE)

International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation: phone lines are open from 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM US Eastern Time Monday through Friday.

Call: 844-994-7783 ISSTD seeks to advance clinical, scientific, and societal understanding about the prevalence and consequences of chronic trauma and dissociation. (VISIT HERE)

Maryland State Survivor-Centered Recovery Services:

Unstoppable You Ministries: WE PROVIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES * TRAINING * SUPPORTIVE RESOURCES FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY: Human Trafficking, Homelessness & Domestic Violence.

Jennifer Foxworthy is a post-domestic violence thriver and victim’s advocate. As a sought-after motivational speaker, Jennifer travels around the country using her life experiences to boldly, authentically, and transparently engage audiences on topics like intimate partner abuse, self-empowerment, overcoming adversity, self-care, and workplace safety. (VISIT HERE)