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    Tools You Can Use

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    HHS Human Trafficking Fact Sheet

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    HHS Resources for Health Care Providers
    Identifying and Interacting With Victims of Human Trafficking
    Health care providers in community clinics and emergency rooms may encounter victims of human trafficking without realizing it, therefore losing the chance to help these victims escape from their bondage. This tool provides tips and guidelines for identifying and assisting trafficking victims.

    Screening Tool For Victims of Human Trafficking
    This tool contains the types of screening questions health care providers should consider when trying to determine if someone is a trafficking victim.

    The Mindset of a Human Trafficking Victim
    By understanding a trafficking victim's mindset — molded by coercion, violence and fear at the hands of the trafficker — health care practitioners can help gain a victim’s trust so they can provide optimal care and initiate important support services to help the victim rebuild her/his life.

    Messages For Communicating With Victims of Human Trafficking
    This tool offers health care providers suggested messages for communicating with victims of human trafficking. Because most victims are afraid and initially hesitant to cooperate, often fearing for their lives, these messages provide strategic word choice and usage geared to establish trust between the provider and the victim.

    Common Health Issues Seen In Victims of Human Trafficking
    Trafficking victims may suffer from a host of medical problems — both physical and psychological — that are often neglected until they reach critical stages. This tool outlines problems to look out for.

    Posters
    HHS: "Look Beneath the Surface" (.pdf)

    CHA: "I Am the Face of Human Trafficking" (.pdf)

    Other Tools for Providers from HHS
    Brochure (.pdf)

    Pocket Card (.pdf)

    Rolodex Card (.pdf)

    "Rescue & Restore" Logo (.pdf)

    "Rescue & Restore" Logo Image (.jpg)

    Other Web Resources
    The Polaris Project

    The CoMission for Children at Risk

    "Not for Sale"

    If you think someone is a victim of human trafficking, call the Trafficking Information and Referral Hotline: (888) 373-7888.

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