We just launched a new resource to help human trafficking survivors find services to support their healing. A real-time database of services across the United States, Wayplace lets survivors prioritize what matters most to them, from long-term residential care and case management to specialized services such as trauma-informed equine therapy. Survivors can then choose their preferred program and get connected to services, all through the Wayplace platform. Wayplace currently has 100 organizations that offer 110 unique services across 33 states in the United States. As the platform continues to grow, we will add new organizations and services, providing survivors with a broad range of options to meet their unique needs.
In the past, survivors faced many barriers that made available services difficult to find or access. Wayplace connects survivors directly to the services they need and puts the choice in their hands. Built with survivor safety and privacy at its core, Wayplace operates on the web, with nothing to download or install, and has built-in security features to safeguard users.
“Atlas Free incorporated the insight of survivor leaders with extensive experience in the field. I commend the organization for developing a survivor-centered, user-friendly platform that empowers survivors by honoring their choice and voice," said a service provider of an organization offering services on Wayplace.
To learn more, visit atlasfree.org/wayplace.
If you are a survivor of human trafficking, survivor advocate, or organization offering supportive services, please visit Wayplace directly at wayplace.org.
