AI for Human Trafficking Response
Trauma-informed, confidentiality-first AI that helps advocates identify, serve, and stand with survivors.
Where survivor services lose time
Survivors of trafficking often do not self-identify, may fear authorities, and face complex legal pathways such as T visas and HHS certification. Advocates juggle safety planning, legal coordination, and strict confidentiality rules, and every unnecessary question or data disclosure can cause harm.
Our AI reduces documentation and data exposure so advocates can focus on survivors, and a person makes every decision.
How the AI supports advocates
Trauma-informed screening support
Confidentiality-first records
Safety plan drafting
Legal pathway preparation
Protected funder reporting
Survivor safety comes first
The AI never makes identification decisions, never contacts survivors, and never shares identifying information or trains outside models on survivor data.
How we govern AI →Anti-trafficking programs we support
- HHS Office on Trafficking in Persons (OTIP) programs
- HHS ORR Unaccompanied Children Program: TVPRA trafficking screening and referrals to OTIP
- OVC and VOCA victim services
- VAWA confidentiality requirements
- State anti-trafficking programs (e.g., DCJS)
- T and U visa support
- Survivor ID
- •••••• Protected
- Location
- Withheld under VAWA
- Visit
- Oct 24, 2026 · 45 min
- Program
- Survivor services
Advocate met with survivor in a safe, private setting. Safety plan reviewed and updated; emergency contacts confirmed.
Survivor requested legal consultation; referral to partner attorney prepared for review.
Next steps: confirm legal appointment; check in within 48 hours.
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Talk with us about your survivor services program
We’ll start with your confidentiality requirements, your funders, and how your advocates work today, then show you where trauma-informed AI can help.
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