CAST provides free online courses for legal providers and social service providers on a variety of topics around sex and labor trafficking. Completion of any online course and passing of the accompanying self-test assessment will provide access to CAST’s online cloud drive of legal templates and resources. Access all online e-learning courses and webinars for attorneys and social service providers here. To request specific training on “The Commercial Exploitation of Children for Labor and/or Sex Trafficking” email Dawn Schiller.

Central Valley Against Human Trafficking (CVAHT) provides awareness, training, technical assistance, advocacy and direct services about human trafficking and trafficking-related issues. CVAHT can provide training in a six-county region including Merced, Madera, Fresno, Tulare, Kings and Kern counties. To request a training call (559) 263-1379 or email cvaht@fresnoeoc.org

Framework was a training and technical assistance project funded by the Office for Victims of Crime operating from October 2019 – January 2023.

Framework worked with survivors, service providers, and other experts to provide individualized assistance and create tailored, engaging, and user-friendly resources. These include webinars, e-learning courses, tip sheets, guides, and other resources that support the identification of survivors of labor trafficking and provision of transformative services.

The IRC in Sacramento serves Northern California from San Joaquin to the Oregon border—a territory of 30 counties. By facilitating presentations, training and technical assistance, the HOPE Program aims to educate community members on the subject of human trafficking as well as train organizations to better respond to and serve survivors. To request a training please fill out their Training Request Form or send an email.

The CDSS Child Trafficking Response Unit, Harm Reduction Series presents service providers with intervention recommendations to help reduce harm in a practical and realistic way. Harm reduction strategies are strength based and recognize even the smallest of positive changes while fostering self-empowerment, an element critical to the healing process. The series is focused on the CSEC, but can also be applied to serve victim of child labor trafficking. View the ACL’s below.

HEAL is a united group of over 3,100 survivors and multidisciplinary professionals in 35 countries dedicated to ending human trafficking and supporting its survivors, from a public health perspective. The HEAL Education and Training Committee focuses on educating health care providers about trafficking and making relevant, evidenced-based training resources more accessible. View HEAL’s compilation of articles, research, reports and resources on child labor. Listen to pre-recorded webinar training on human trafficking from public health perspective.

Nola Brantley Speaks exists to empower a community of advocates through training, curriculum development and event coordination. Schedule the recently developed “An Overview of Child Labor Trafficking, 1-day training. This training will provide an overview of child labor trafficking in the United States, addressing the problem, risk factors, and pathways of entry. Participants will also hear about warning signs someone is being labor trafficked and recommendations to support labor trafficking survivors. Schedule a Training Here.

SOAR provides an accredited training designed to educate health care providers, social workers, public health professionals, and behavioral health professionals on how to identify, treat, and respond appropriately to individuals who are at risk or who have been trafficked. The target audience includes physicians, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, registered nurses, dentists, psychologists, social workers, case managers, school counselors, public health professionals, health education specialists, and allied health professionals.

OVC TTAC provides practitioner-driven, evidence-based training and technical assistance (TTA) that is responsive to the particular needs of victim service providers, their communities, and the victims they serve, including a specific focus on human trafficking. The types of TTA include tailored, onsite consultations and trainings in response to specific requests, professional development scholarships, crime victim scholarships, and a number of online resources, including their e-Guide for newly formed and established multidisciplinary task forces. services have the skills to reach out to victims of every type of crime, from every background, in every place, and offer them what they need to rebuild their lives. Email humantrafficking@ovcttac.org to request support.