New safe housing resource guide available for human trafficking survivors
The LifeWay Network just released this guide on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
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4h agoWednesday was World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. Advocates with LifeWay Network, anti-trafficking nonprofit in New York state, released a directory of safe housing for human trafficking survivors.
LifeWay Network advocates said there is a big need for more housing for survivors.
Here are the organizations listed for Westchester, Rockland and Orange counties.
Westchester County:
- Freedom Youth Family Justice Center
- LifeWay Network
- My Sisters' Place
Rockland County:
- Center for Safety and Change
Orange County:
- Fearless!
"The first immediate key to survivors reaching their goal and competing independence is immediate safety, and that is a housing, that's a long-term safe housing," says Josephine Crisostomo, with the LifeWay Network.