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Provides Human trafficking survivor advocacy and case management, including safety planning, emotional support, and resource navigation. Offers mentorship and survivor-led support. Provides emotional and legal systems support through referrals and accompaniment. paid bridal shop internship providing job training, employment readiness, mentorship, and a stipend. Post-internship financial scholarship support. The program promotes community awareness of human trafficking and offers training to organizations that help victims of human trafficking.

Provides legal services to human trafficking survivors of any age. Offers assistance in immigration law, family law, and criminal history repair. Immigration law offerings include Special Immigrant Juvenile status, U-Visas, T-Visas, protection under the Violence Against Women Act, adjustment of status to Lawful Permanent Resident, help obtaining citizenship and Employment Authorization Documents. Helps with orders of protection, divorces, annulments, child support, and child custody (or, legal decision making and parenting time) as well as criminal history repair that includes help with good-cause exceptions for fingerprint clearance cards, sealing records, and more.

Provides a national legal hotline for victims of sexual harassment, assault, and rape. Provides access to a reputable legal team of trauma-informed legal experts specializing in victim advocacy.

Provides statewide hotline for adults involved in human trafficking. This includes those who have been abducted, sold, or recruited under false pretenses, and forced into unpaid or underpaid labor, prostitution, or marriage. Services include support and referrals to additional services to get to safety. Youth involved in human trafficking should contact Arizona Department of Child Safety or the National Human Trafficking Hotline (see separate listings).