Victim services

How toget help

Upon meeting a victim for the first time and completing all intake paperwork with them, a determination will be made between the advocate and client about which tier will be their starting point. The Tier Program is targeted for a 2 year completion but we take consideration for individual needs and circumstances.

How it works

Guidance every step of the way.

Healing & Opportunities

The Fourth Step: Connections to Establish Survivor Leadership

In Tier 4, our main focus is connections to establish survivor leadership:

• Focusing on volunteer opportunities, writing and sharing lived-experience stories, survivor leader speaker, and Survivor Support Group facilitator.

• A Tier 4 client has completed goals for sustainability and skills to be self-sufficient. Time allocated to this tier is approximately 5 months. We will continue to maintain friendship and support as needed.

The Third Step: Healing and Self Sustainability

In Tier 3, our main focus is the hard work of healing and self sustainability. We also assist in building community and support systems:

• Focusing on long term housing, continued trauma-informed counseling, continued recovery plan, social skills, community involvement, life skills such as cooking, hygiene, self-care, parenting, financial stability with credit recovery, paying off debt, building a savings plan, and justice advocacy.

• In Tier 3, we will meet with clients once a month and at least one meeting in person each quarter. Time allocated to this tier is approximately 12 months.

The Second Step: Self Sustainability

In Tier 2, our main focus is the transition to self sustainability:

• Focusing on transitional living, sustainable food resources, trauma-informed counseling, a recovery plan, legal advocacy, medical/dental/vision, Survivor Support Groups, transportation/mobility, driver’s license, vocation or education, budget and child care.

• In Tier 2, we will meet with clients bi-monthly and at least once a month in person. Time allocated to this tier is approximately 6 months.

The First Step: Providing Basic Needs

In Tier 1, our main focus is to meet basic needs through Hub of HOPE or through community partners.

• Focusing on getting food, clothing, shelter, emergency care, identification documents, and health insurance.  We believe this is the foundation needed to begin the healing journey.

• In Tier 1, we meet with clients weekly, either in person or over the phone, but meet in person with them at least once a month. Time allocated to this tier is approximately 30 days.

How we help

See below for victim services.

Survivor Support Group

Survivor Support Group Team – these groups are made available for survivors to meet together and support one another. Hub of HOPE offers a twelve week class using the “Ending the Game” curriculum.

HOPE Advocacy

HOPE Advocacy Team – walks with survivors on their journey of restoration and healing. Advocates assist survivors in setting and completing goals they set in their case management sessions

Survivor Sanctuary

Survivor Sanctuary Team - supports survivors while visiting our campus and extends hospitality by providing time for rest, meals, classes, and group sessions

Safe Transport

Safe Transport Team – coordinates safe and comfortable travel arrangements for survivors to get them to a place of safety or appointments needed in their restoration journey

Victim Response

Victim Response Team - meets with potential survivors for an assessment and intake for Hub of HOPE services

Helpline

Helpline Team - a team member is available for individuals to call or text if they believe they or someone they know is in danger of a trafficking situation.
405-582-0759

Key Outcomes

Safety

Survivors are connected to resources for safe shelter, legal advocacy, law enforcement connection, safety planning and self defense.

Health

Survivors are connected with assistance for medical, dental, vision and substance use disorder needs.  We also offer nutrition and cooking classes.

Managing Emotional and Mental Health

Survivors are connected to resources for therapy and counseling. We offer art and mindfulness therapeutic classes along with Survivor Support Group sessions.

Autonomous Lifestyles

Survivors are connected to resources for housing, employment, and education. We also offer income, food, and mobility assistance. Classes are offered for life skills, self care, home management, family, and social relations.

Sustainability

Survivors are encouraged to engage and volunteer in their community to continue to enhancing their leadership skills.