Anti-Trafficking Resources for Housing Professionals

Thank you for your interest in advancing anti-trafficking as a housing professional. The connections between human trafficking, housing insecurity, and homelessness in Colorado are clear.

This page serves as an extension of your learning if you’ve received a training from LCHT, or a place to begin your journey of learning if you’re just getting started.

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Watch our recent virtual training & panel

What’s the intersection between human trafficking, housing insecurity, and homelessness in Colorado?

Watch our recent virtual training and panel in partnership with the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, Metro Denver Homeless Initiative, and Voluntad.

Schedule a training

LCHT is an established leader in facilitating trainings. We prioritize professional sectors—like Housing— that encounter victims and survivors of human trafficking in their everyday work.

Submit a training form to discuss how we can design and deliver a training that supports your team!

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Housing instability and homelessness remain a top challenge for survivors of human trafficking in Colorado and the systems that serve them. We must innovate to create more safe, stable and trauma-informed housing options.

- The Colorado Project 2023 Report

Key housing resources from LCHT

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Human Trafficking Laws

Red Flags & Behavioral Clues

CO 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline

Example Screening Questions

Protocols: Screening & Assessing

Mandatory Reporting in CO

Trauma and Violence-Informed Care

Safety Planning at a Glance

Training Slides – LCHT Presentation

Additional external resources

From Freedom Network

More recommended resources

Applying a Trauma-Informed Trust (OVC)
Colorado Harm Reduction Resources (MDHI)
Coordinated Entry: Confidentiality Requirements in Practice (NNEDV)
Danger Assessment (John Hopkins School of Nursing)
Determining Homeless Status of Youth (HUD)
Federal Housing and Homelessness Programs for Survivors of Human Trafficking (OTIP)
Guiding Principles to Trauma-Informed Care (CDC)
Housing Needs of Survivors of Human Trafficking (HUD)
On-Ramps, Intersections, and Exit Routes (Polaris Projects)