Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network (WARN)
WARN is a coalition of organizations across Washington State that provides services to victims of human trafficking, including housing, food, medical and legal services, and case management. WARN also conducts outreach and education for service providers, law enforcement, and community members to increase victim identification. For more information, or to request training, please contact WARN at warntrafficking@yahoo.com or at 206-245-0782 (for general, non-emergency questions, please call during business hours).
YouthCare
YouthCare provides programs and services for street-involved, runaway, homeless and at-risk youth. As part of YouthCare’s continuum of care, the Bridge Program opened its doors in 2010 to serve victims of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking. This residential recovery program for prostituted youth provides wraparound services for estimated 20 young people, between the ages of 14 and 17, per year. The program delivers services in a highly structured environment, with activities designed to meet both the individual and collective needs of participants. For more information, go to youthcare.org or contact:
Leslie Briner
YouthCare
206-204-1408
New Horizons Ministries
New Horizons Ministries has been serving Seattle’s street youth population since 1978. From its very first days until now, New Horizons has pursued relationships with street youth where they are: on the street. Currently New Horizons sends teams of paid and volunteer staff on outreach at least five nights a week targeting areas of prostitution and areas popular with youth. New Horizons provides case management and coordinates support groups as well. For more information, go to nhmin.org or contact:
New Horizons Ministries
(206) 374-0866
info@nhmin.org