Help Program
Our Program
Offering Safety and Refuge for Survivors
Security
Our survivors have peace of mind knowing that our facility is a safe and secure place to heal from their past.
Shelter
Survivors are provided with a clean, comfortable environment and a bed.
Food
Survivors will never go hungry here. We provide a stocked kitchen for the survivors to be able to cook hot meals.
How we help
The Help Program
Phase 1: Stabilize
Help with Identity Change, Safety Planning, Medical & Dental Checks, Addiction Recovery, and Counseling.
Phase 2: Envision
Help Identify Aspirations, Dreams, and Goals. Goal Setting for the Future
Phase 3: Skills
Learn Job Skills, Employment Assistance, and Life Skills
Phase 4: Reconnect
Help with Getting Funding and Finding Housing in the Community
Don’t hesitate, Contact us for help and services. Contact Us
How it works
Frequently Asked Questions
Question 1: Does human trafficking really happen around here?
Yes. Human trafficking does not just happen in or around big cities. Trafficking happens in every community, big or small. Schools, restaurants, hotels, truck stops, massage parlors, nail shops, and strip clubs are some but not all of the places where trafficking can happen. Believe it or not, it’s happening right in our community and we must fight to put an end to it.
Questions 2: Who can become a victim of human trafficking?
Anyone can be affected. Traffickers often target vulnerabilities such as housing instability, financial hardship, previous abuse, isolation, substance dependency, or lack of a strong support system.
Question 3: What should I do if I think someone is being trafficked?
If there is immediate danger, call 911. Avoid confronting a suspected trafficker or doing anything that could put you or the individual at greater risk. In the U.S., you can also contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 or text 233733 (BEFREE).
Call Us
Tel.: (724) 421-3734
Email Us
htscsupport@gmail.com
Together We Can Make A Difference