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NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTION FRAMEWORK

Building on decades of work to prevent violence, the National Human Trafficking
Prevention Framework is a resource for organizations, communities and
governments seeking to strengthen efforts to prevent human trafficking.

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SOAR MODULES NOW AVAILABLE IN SPANISH!

SOAR to Health and Wellness, Trauma-Informed Care, and Culturally and
Linguistically Appropriate Services are now available in Spanish and have been
updated to include refreshed content based on current research and promising
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MICROLEARNINGS FOR CHILD WELFARE WORKERS

These microlearnings, developed in collaboration with Children’s Bureau, and
Family and Youth Services Bureau, focus on strengthening screening for human
trafficking and safety planning.

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BENEFITS AND SERVICES FOR FOREIGN NATIONAL MINORS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED HUMAN
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Foreign national children in the United States may be eligible to apply for
benefits and services to the same extent as a refugee if they have experienced
human trafficking at any point in their life and in any country.

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