2017: HEAL Trafficking Submits a Letter to Congress Opposing Medicaid Cuts
On behalf of HEAL Trafficking, we are writing to express how integral Medicaid is to the care of trafficking victims. Medicaid is life-saving for victims of trafficking.
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The latest from our committees
HEAL Direct Services Committee
The HEAL Direct Service Committee works to improve the clinical care for trafficked persons by providing opportunities for service providers to connect, access support, share information and promising practices, identify best practices, and expand the referral network.
Media and Technology Committee
The Media and Technology Committee uses innovative technology and media to help health care providers better serve survivors of trafficking.
HEAL Trafficking and Hope for Justice’s Protocol Toolkit
This systems toolkit is designed to help professionals working in health care settings develop a protocol to respond to potential victims of human trafficking who present to their facility. To receive a copy of HEAL's New Protocol Toolkit,
New Article Published by HEAL in the American Journal of Public Health
On behalf of HEAL Trafficking, Emily F. Rothman, Hanni Stoklosa, Susie B. Baldwin, Makini Chisolm-Straker, Rumi Kato Price, and Holly G. Atkinson published an article titled “Public health research priorities to address US human trafficking” in the American Journal of Public Health.
Health
HEAL Trafficking brings together physicians, practice clinicians, nurses, dentists, psychologists, counselors, public health workers, health educators, researchers, social workers, administrators, and other professionals who work with and advocate for survivors of human trafficking.
Education
The HEAL Education and Training Committee focuses on educating health care providers about trafficking and making relevant, evidenced-based training resources more accessible.
Advocacy
The HEAL Advocacy Committee advances the field of trafficking and health care by affecting public policy at local, regional, national, and international levels.
Linkage
The fight against trafficking benefits from the multi-pronged efforts of non-profit organizations, government divisions, and academic centers. Together, they form linkages that connect and strengthen the HEAL network and anti-trafficking efforts around the world.
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