The BCHTC has put together professional toolkits to assist service providers with direct referrals, resources, and contacts to support their work. 

The BCHTC has compiled a complete list of resources to assist our community to better access resources for victims/survivors of human trafficking. This compilation is regularly updated. Additionally, as new resources are discovered/become available, they are added to the full resource spreadsheet. 

The guide is sorted by the following categories:

• Direct Emergency Services- operates 24/7, provides direct emergency services to victims such as housing, crisis intervention, etc.

• State/Local Government Agency

• Law Enforcement/Fire/EMS 

• Primary Behavioral/Mental Health Services- organization's primary service is behavioral/mental health services.

• Primary Medical Services- Hospitals, Medical Clinics, etc. 

• Secondary Victim Services- provides vital direct primarily victims services, however are not defined as emergency services; does not operate 24/7 but is typically M-F, 9-5 or is appointment only; provides services such as counseling/case management or makes referrals to partner organizations for services

• Prevention/Additional Support Services- provides preventative services to combat victimization and/or provides support services to victims however the main focus of the organization is not necessarily on serving victims of crime 

To view the resource list, go to tinyurl.com/BCHTCResources

Please note that this is NOT a public resource and is intended to only be used by providers/professionals. When you first arrive at the landing page, you will need to request access. You will be contacted shortly with a few questions that you MUST answer to be given access. You will only need to do this once. For questions or in case of emergency access, please email Kimberly Sauer at kimberly.sauer@baltimorecity.gov.