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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Freedom Network Usa (FNUSA) Survivor Reentry Project (SRP) Will Address the Need for Trauma-informed Legal Representation for Survivors of Human Trafficking With Criminal Records Related to Their Trafficking Experience. SRP Will Implement an Innovative, Nation-wide Specialized Services Model That Will Ensure That Survivors of Both Labor and Sex Trafficking Across the U.s. Have Equal Access to Remedies for Their Criminal Records. SRP Will Establish a Survivor Advisory Board of Lived Experience Experts and Will Partner With Legal Subject Matter Expert Consultants. Additionally, SRP Will Collaborate With 6 Pro Bono Law Firms to Multiply the Impact of the SRP Staff and Paid Consultants. the Goal of Fnusa's Survivor Reentry Project Is to Expand and Strengthen a Trauma-informed, Nationwide, Criminal Record Relief Project for Victims of Human Trafficking. Project Activities Include Providing Individualized Legal Information, Analysis, and Representation to at Least 400 Victims of Human Trafficking; Developing and Strengthening Collaborations With Partners and Providing Training for Approximately 200 Partners Including Pro Bono Attorneys and Nonprofit Legal Services Providers; Providing Referrals to Other Essential Services for Approximately 100 Victims of Human Trafficking; and Collecting Data and Participating in Evaluation Activities to Determine If the Program Is Meeting Stated Goals and Objectives.
Committed
$800,000
Paid out
$673.4K
84%
Committed, not yet paid
$126.6K
16%
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