WARN provides age, linguistically, and culturally appropriate services, taking a client-driven, trauma-informed approach to our work. WARN offers survivors:
- Intensive case management
- Safe housing, food, and clothing
- Immigration and legal assistance
- Interpretation services
- Criminal justice system and victim rights advocacy
- Medical and mental health treatment
- Education and job readiness training
All of the services that WARN provides are free and confidential.
WARN’s Education and Training Program
WARN conducts training for service providers, law enforcement, stakeholders, and community groups across Washington State. Our curriculum focuses on human trafficking in Washington and the experience of service providers in this area. WARN coordinates collaborative training with experienced law enforcement agents when appropriate.
Multidisciplinary Response
WARN collaborates with other service providers, law enforcement, and mobilization groups to increase victim identification, build community capacity to serve victims, and improve the response to human trafficking in Washington State. WARN is a co-chair of the Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking, a multidisciplinary task force led by the Seattle Police Department, the US Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Washington and the International Rescue Committee in Seattle.
Technical Assistance
WARN provides free and confidential technical assistance to service providers and community members who have encountered or are working with a potential victim of human trafficking.