Human Trafficking Enforcement and Training Grant Program (MA)

The Human Trafficking Enforcement and Training Grant Program in Massachusetts aims to assist District Attorneys in investigating and prosecuting human trafficking cases. It focuses on enhancing community relationships with law enforcement and promotes trauma-informed, multidisciplinary approaches to support survivors. This state-funded program seeks to strengthen anti-trafficking efforts and expand victim-centered services that foster justice and empowerment for those affected.

Human Trafficking Enforcement and Training Grant Program (MA)
This program assists Massachusetts District Attorneys in the investigation and prosecution of human trafficking cases, enhances local community relationships with law enforcement and promotes multidisciplinary and trauma-informed approaches to serving survivors of trafficking.
The intent of the Human Trafficking Enforcement and Training Grant Program is to assist Massachusetts District Attorney Offices in strengthen human trafficking investigations and prosecutions as well as enhance local community relationships and municipal law enforcement’s capacity to work on anti-trafficking cases. This program also aims to support the expansion of victim-centered and multi-disciplinary approaches to working with survivors through trauma-informed programming and support services that promote justice, access and empowerment.
This program is made available through state funding.

Eligibility

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