Grants for Human Trafficking Nonprofits

Last updated August 2, 2026

There are currently 84 active grants for human trafficking nonprofits in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily.

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Grant Deadline Amount
SCC COTA Grant Program
Rolling
$25K
Safe Online Grant
Rolling
$250K – $500K
SCC New Hampshire Grants
Rolling
Varies
Marillac Mission Fund: Responsive Grants
Rolling
$5K – $50K
The Empowerment Fund
Rolling
Up to $5K
Double-R Foundation Grants
Rolling
Varies
Sexual Assault Services Program (SASP)
Rolling
Varies
Crime Victims Advocacy Program Fellowship Grant
Rolling
$7K
The Sisters of St. Francis (Sylvania) Foundation Donor Advised Fund
Rolling
Varies
Sylvania Franciscan Foundation Fund
Rolling
$5K – $50K
The Father's Table Foundation Grant
Rolling
Up to $750K
Kronkosky Charitable Foundation Grant: Children & Youth
Rolling
Varies
Suburban Cook County Survivor Cash Assistance
Rolling
$1K
Victims of Crime Act Human Trafficking Victim Services Program NOFO Grant
Rolling
$125K – $175K
Women's Philanthropic Giving Circle (WPGC) Grants
Rolling
$2K – $5K
CoServ Charitable Foundation Grant
Rolling
Varies
New York Bar Foundation General Grants Program
Rolling
$5K – $15K
RFP: Human Trafficking Research Initiative Grant
Rolling
$10K – $75K
OCVA Healing, Support and Transition Services Grant
Rolling
Up to $204K
Women's Giving Circle
Rolling
Varies
Lilah Hilliard Fisher Foundation Grant
Rolling
Varies
Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Transitional Housing Program Grant
Rolling
$100K – $400K
SCC Texas Grant Program
Rolling
Varies
Counter-Trafficking Challenge Grant (CTCG)
Rolling
$5K – $25K

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About grants for human trafficking nonprofits

Grants for human trafficking nonprofits fund survivor services, case management, housing, legal aid, and prevention for victims of sex and labor trafficking. The U.S. Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) administers the largest pool of federal funding dedicated to trafficking survivors, supporting victim service programs, specialized child and youth services, and capacity-building for community organizations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for human trafficking nonprofits?

Federal grants support direct services for trafficking survivors, including emergency and transitional housing, case management, trauma-informed care, legal assistance, and prevention and outreach. The Office for Victims of Crime offers programs targeting both adult and minor victims of sex and labor trafficking, and many awards also fund multidisciplinary task forces and organizational capacity-building.

Does the federal government fund anti-trafficking services?

Yes. The Office for Victims of Crime, part of the Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs, manages the largest amount of federal funding dedicated to serving trafficking survivors, with authority rooted in the Trafficking Victims Protection Act. The Department of Health and Human Services also funds trafficking victim assistance and prevention through its family and youth-serving programs.

Who else funds anti-trafficking work?

Beyond federal sources, private foundations, faith-based funders, and corporate giving programs support anti-trafficking nonprofits, often focusing on survivor housing, prevention education, or supply-chain and labor-trafficking issues. State victim-services agencies that pass through federal Victims of Crime Act dollars are another important funding channel for local organizations.

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