Without specialized safe housing dedicated solely to victims of human trafficking, service providers and law enforcement end up scrambling to locate emergency housing in other states where there are llimited beds available and long waiting lists. This issue can lead to the use of secondary shelter options that may not be safe nor suitable for victims to begin their road to recovery.
The goal of intervention for persons that have experienced trafficking is to remove the person from the exploitative situation and return them safely to their home or another community. In order to do so, a safe place to live while they recover and rebuild is one of the greatest needs a victim of trafficking has.