Hope for Justice, Inc.
Programs
Budget
$0.00
Description
We operate The Tennessee Regional Center in Nashville, TN, established in November 2016. The Center's vision is to live in a world free from slavery. Hope for Justice is the only not-for-profit organization in Tennessee equipped to investigate independently or with law enforcement to identify and rescue victims of human trafficking. In 2023, we received 47 referrals in Tennessee alone for our investigator assistance. In 2023, we built out a small survivor services program under a grant from the Department of Justice comprising a Program Lead and an Advocacy and Outreach Specialist. This program works with survivors of trafficking, ensuring the survivors' voices are heard and that they are empowered to make informed, meaningful decisions. We build a collaborative relationship with the survivor, clearly explaining relevant legal and technical language. This enables the survivors to make informed decisions as they navigate complex pathways and situations.
Beneficiaries
General Public
Victims
At-Risk Populations
Program Areas Served
North Carolina, Tennessee, Iowa
$0.00
Description
We operate The Tennessee Regional Center in Nashville, TN, established in November 2016. The Center's vision is to live in a world free from slavery. Hope for Justice is the only not-for-profit organization in Tennessee equipped to investigate independently or with law enforcement to identify and rescue victims of human trafficking. In 2023, we received 47 referrals in Tennessee alone for our investigator assistance. In 2023, we built out a small survivor services program under a grant from the Department of Justice comprising a Program Lead and an Advocacy and Outreach Specialist. This program works with survivors of trafficking, ensuring the survivors' voices are heard and that they are empowered to make informed, meaningful decisions. We build a collaborative relationship with the survivor, clearly explaining relevant legal and technical language. This enables the survivors to make informed decisions as they navigate complex pathways and situations.
Beneficiaries
General Public
Victims
At-Risk Populations
Program Areas Served
North Carolina, Tennessee, Iowa
Budget
$0.00
Description
Hope for Justice has a range of high-quality training packages tailored to different levels of complexity and specific audiences. These packages can be delivered through our Learning Academy, an online learning platform, or blended approaches with virtual or face-to-face sessions with subject-matter experts. We have worked with the US State Dept to make our training available to US government staff worldwide.
Beneficiaries
International Populations
Other Named Groups
US
Program Areas Served
United States, United Kingdom
$0.00
Description
Hope for Justice has a range of high-quality training packages tailored to different levels of complexity and specific audiences. These packages can be delivered through our Learning Academy, an online learning platform, or blended approaches with virtual or face-to-face sessions with subject-matter experts. We have worked with the US State Dept to make our training available to US government staff worldwide.
Beneficiaries
International Populations
Other Named Groups
US
Program Areas Served
United States, United Kingdom
Budget
$458,000.00
Description
Headquartered in Nashville, TN, we operate three Regional Investigative Centers across the U.S., established in 2016. The Center's vision is to live in a world free from slavery. One of the primary ways this is achieved is by rescuing and recovering as many victims as possible and enabling others to do so. Hope for Justice is the only not-for-profit organization in the U.S. equipped to investigate independently or with law enforcement to identify and rescue victims of human trafficking. Since its launch, over 1,000 referrals and cases have been referred to the Investigative Center, with over half of those developing into active investigations, resulting in nearly 200 trafficking victims recovered. A majority of all cases had been accepted for federal prosecution. Since 2017 we have trained over 45,000 frontline professionals who are likely to come into contact with victims of human trafficking, often without realizing it. We have relationships with hundreds of law enforcement agencies.
Program Successes
The number of people trained:
The total number of individuals attended our spotting the signs of Modern Slavery courses.
Year Total
2023 12503
2022 12000
2021 4918
2020 4003
2019 10733
2018 2158
2017 1114
Number of Police trained in spotting the signs of Modern Slavery:
Number of law enforcement professionals who attended our spotting the signs of Modern Slavery courses
Year Total
2023 7901
2022 2151
2021 910
2020 384
2019 650
2018 452
2017 433
The number of government workers trained in spotting the signs of Modern Slavery:
Number of Government workers who attended our spotting the signs of Modern Slavery courses
Year Total
2023 4100
2022 2151
2021 1241
2020 2178
2019 179
2018 465
2017 119
The number of modern slavery referrals:
The number of referrals where Modern Slavery was suspected.
Year Total
2023 285
2022 200
2021 148
2020 178
2019 81
2018 65
2017 55
Category
Civil Rights, Social Action, Advocacy - Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy, General/Other
Beneficiaries
General Public
Victims
At-Risk Populations
Program Areas Served
Tennessee, North Carolina, Iowa
$458,000.00
Description
Headquartered in Nashville, TN, we operate three Regional Investigative Centers across the U.S., established in 2016. The Center's vision is to live in a world free from slavery. One of the primary ways this is achieved is by rescuing and recovering as many victims as possible and enabling others to do so. Hope for Justice is the only not-for-profit organization in the U.S. equipped to investigate independently or with law enforcement to identify and rescue victims of human trafficking. Since its launch, over 1,000 referrals and cases have been referred to the Investigative Center, with over half of those developing into active investigations, resulting in nearly 200 trafficking victims recovered. A majority of all cases had been accepted for federal prosecution. Since 2017 we have trained over 45,000 frontline professionals who are likely to come into contact with victims of human trafficking, often without realizing it. We have relationships with hundreds of law enforcement agencies.
Program Successes
The number of people trained:
The total number of individuals attended our spotting the signs of Modern Slavery courses.
Year Total
2023 12503
2022 12000
2021 4918
2020 4003
2019 10733
2018 2158
2017 1114
Number of Police trained in spotting the signs of Modern Slavery:
Number of law enforcement professionals who attended our spotting the signs of Modern Slavery courses
Year Total
2023 7901
2022 2151
2021 910
2020 384
2019 650
2018 452
2017 433
The number of government workers trained in spotting the signs of Modern Slavery:
Number of Government workers who attended our spotting the signs of Modern Slavery courses
Year Total
2023 4100
2022 2151
2021 1241
2020 2178
2019 179
2018 465
2017 119
The number of modern slavery referrals:
The number of referrals where Modern Slavery was suspected.
Year Total
2023 285
2022 200
2021 148
2020 178
2019 81
2018 65
2017 55
Category
Civil Rights, Social Action, Advocacy - Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy, General/Other
Beneficiaries
General Public
Victims
At-Risk Populations
Program Areas Served
Tennessee, North Carolina, Iowa
