Local Resources:
Trafficking Information and Referral Hotline: (888) 373-7888
This is a federal government number designed to help you determine if you have
encountered victims of human
trafficking, identify local resources available to helpvictims, and can refer
you to local social service organizations
that assistvictims. These 24 hour hotline numbers for vitcims and the public
if you either need help or want information.
All calls are confidential The domestic violence agencies listed
below offer a comprehensive range of free and
confidential services including emergency shelter, transitional housing, crisis
lines,counseling, support groups,
legal advocacy, case management, children and teen programs, and community education
and outreach.
The Domestic Violence Agencies listed
below:
offer a comprehensive range of free and confidential services
including
emergency shelter, transitional housing, crisis lines, counseling, support
groups, legal advocacy, case management,
children and teen programs,
and community education and outreach.
Asian
Women’s Home (AACI) (408) 292-0691
Community Solutions
(408) 683-4118
Next Door Solutions (408) 279-2962
Support Network 1-800-572-2782
Maitri 1-800-862-4874
National Domestic Violence Hot line 1-800-799-7233
YMCA Rape
Crisis Center 24-hours hotline:
(408) 287-3000
(650)493-7273
Department of Family and Children Services
Mission Statement
The department provides services on behalf of children alleged to be victims
of child abuse, neglect, or
exploitation. The department operates the Children's Shelter, four Family Resource
Centers, and licenses
family foster homes and provides adoption services.
Program Goals
1. Child Safety: To protect children from harm, prevent further neglect or abuse
and reduce the risks to their safety.
2. Child Functioning: To ensure minimal standards of care related to nutrition,
clothing, shelter, health, education and
vocational needs along with education, emotional, and psychological development.
3. Family Functioning: To improve parents' and families' capacity to safely
care for and nurture children. To promote
positive interactions between parents and children and between families and
their social support systems.
4. Family Continuity/Family Preservation: To ensure, whenever possible, that
children and parents remain together to
be reunited in as short a period as possible. To maintain or restore children's
family and kinship ties whenever possible.
Hotline Number 299-2071
United States Department of State
Department of Health and Human
Services Rescue and Restore Campaign
Bridging Refugee Youth & Children's Services: Child Trafficking
Background on Child Trafficking
Guidance on Identifying a Child Victim of Trafficking
FAQs About Service to Trafficked Children
Assistance for Trafficked Children
Federal
Foster Care Program for Trafficked Youths (URM)