Federal grant · project grant (b)

Mosaic Family Services, Inc.

Mosaic Family Services Serves Survivors of Human Trafficking in the Dallas-fort Worth Metroplex. Mosaic Strives to Empower Human Trafficking Survivors and to Support Them on the Path to Long-term Self-sufficiency by 1) Increasing Survivors Strategies for Enhancing Safety; 2) Increasing Survivors Knowledge of and Ability to Access Community Resources; and 3) Securing Safe, Permanent Housing. Mosaic Aims to Enhance Support for Trafficking Victims by Strengthening Interagency Collaboration, Engaging With Local Partners, and Providing Safe, Stable Housing.

Committed

$700,000

Paid out
$363.3K
52%
Committed, not yet paid
$336.7K
48%

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