Trafficking Crisis
The Global Slavery Index reports more than 1 million people in the U.S. are estimated to be trapped in modern-day slavery, including labor and sex trafficking that looks like forced prostitution, domestic servitude, and other forms of exploitation. Because trafficking happens in hidden spaces, it is difficult to track—but the harm it causes is real and long-lasting. Many survivors who escape exploitation have nowhere to turn for long-term care, putting them at risk of being pulled back into the human trafficking cycle. At Her Song, we step into this gap by providing safe, survivor-centered care that helps women heal, rebuild, and pursue lasting freedom.
1 million
trapped in modern-day slavery
1 in 10
are ever identified
1 percent
can access safe housing
10 years
average time exploited
Our Solution
Survivors of human trafficking face immense challenges, but Her Song helps them overcome these challenges and break free of the cycle of exploitation through Outreach, Care Coordination and Long-term Residential Survivor Care.
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Our Services
Outreach
We reach survivors in jails, prisons, and communities while equipping others to recognize and respond to trafficking.
Care Coordination
We connect survivors to resources nationwide and guide them step-by-step so they never have to navigate complex resources alone.
Residential Survivor Care
We provide a safe, long-term home where women can heal, rebuild, and gain the skills for lifelong freedom.
Hope In Action
At Her Song, survivors of human trafficking are courageously reclaiming their futures. Through their resilience and determination, they are finding healing, rebuilding their lives, and achieving lasting freedom. This section highlights their renewed hope, sharing powerful testimonials that demonstrate their strength and the impact of the support they’ve received from Her Song and champions like you.
Measuring Our Impact In 2025
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1,014
Referrals received
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44
Bed provided
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9
Safe homes in operation
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5,571
Survivor touchpoints through outreach and care coordination
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9,504
Safe nights for survivors
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65,100
Hours of life skills training to empower survivors toward a stable and hopeful future
The Nest is Her Song’s monthly giving community that supports survivors of human trafficking to help provide a haven of hope where survivors can find healing and a renewed sense of value and worth.
Come alongside survivors of human trafficking in their fight for freedom.
- Directly support survivors’ healing
- Expand Her Song’s outreach efforts
- Empower survivors to focus on recovery
- Receive a FREE inspirational devotional with a monthly gift of $40 or more
- Make a meaningful impact today
By joining The Nest with a monthly gift of $40 or more, you can receive Her Song’s new survivor inspired devotional, Sing a New Song.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HerSong’s mission?
Her Song exists to interrupt the cycle of human trafficking by empowering survivors with holistic support to champion their journey toward freedom. Through outreach, we equip communities and service providers to recognize trafficking victims while also connecting with survivors directly in jails, prisons, and local communities, bringing them critical resources. Through care coordination, we provide hands-on guidance, ensuring survivors don’t have to navigate complex services alone. Additionally, our long-term residential survivor care program offers a safe, supportive environment where women can heal, rebuild, and develop the skills needed to pursue lifelong freedom.
How does Her Song support a survivors’ long-term well-being?
Her Song’s outreach and care coordination services offer survivors with a safe way out of trafficking and guidance as they chart and navigate a new path for their lives, while long-term residential program offers a safe, stable environment where women can heal, rebuild their lives, and gain the tools they need to pursue lasting freedom, independence, and purpose. We believe that long-term support can be the key to lifelong healing and freedom for survivors.
How is Her Song connected to the Tim Tebow Foundation?
Her Song's formal unification with TTF in 2020 bolstered us to expand our services further faster. Coming together as one team through a shared service model has strengthened our ability to come alongside survivors and champion them toward freedom.
What is The Nest, and how does it help survivors?
The Nest is Her Song’s monthly giving community dedicated to providing sustainable support for Her Song’s program. This enables Her Song to strengthen its impact serving survivors. By becoming a member of The Nest, your monthly gift will help provide survivors with safe housing, individualized care, professional counseling, medical care, and more while expanding our ability to serve more and more survivors. You can become a member of The Nest by giving any amount monthly in support of Her Song. With a gift of $40 a month or more, you can receive The Sing a New Song devotional—a 30-day devotional written and inspired by Her Song survivors and team members exclusively for members of The Nest.
How can I get involved with Her Song?
You can support survivors at Her Song in three impactful ways: Join The Nest as a monthly donor to provide ongoing support, explore volunteer opportunities to share your time and talents, donate supplies, engage locally or consider career opportunities with our dedicated team. For more information, visit our Get Involved page. Together, we can empower survivors and create a brighter future!
I’m agency or social service provider and I’m looking for resources for a survivor I'm helping. Where should I look?
Visit the agency resources page to learn more.
I'm a survivor and I'm looking for resources. Where should I look?
Visit the survivor resources page to learn more.
Are you hiring?
Visit our careers page to learn more.
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National Trafficking Hotline
If you suspect human trafficking in the United States, Please call 1-888-373-7888 or text “Help” to BEFREE.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week. English, Spanish, and 200 more languages are available.
Her Song Hope Line
If you are a survivor and need Her Song services, call 1-844-HER-HOPE (1-844-437-4673).
If you need emergency assistance, call 911.