Street Grace says 306 trafficking survivors received care in 2026
Care coordinators in Georgia and Tennessee provide individualized care, resources and support to victims and survivors of human trafficking.
From Street Grace· Instagram · Oct 16
Open the post“Your generosity helps make this work possible, ensuring that survivors have access to critical support to pursue safety, stability, and independence. Across Georgia and Tennessee, Street Grace care coordinators work directly with victims and survivors of human trafficking, providing individualized care, resources, and support as they rebuild their lives. In 2026 alone, 306 individuals have received care through our services. 🔗 Visit streetgrace.org to learn how you can make this freedom possible.”
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