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Contact Information. National Referral Directory Application. The National Human Trafficking Hotline's National Referral Directory is comprised of service providers, government organizations, task forces, coalitions, and other organizations that are working to combat human trafficking through victim services or other indirect services available to the trafficking field. To be eligible for inclusion in the National Referral Directory, your organization must be able to accept referrals from the National Hotline.
This includes willingness to accept warm transfers where your staff will first briefly interact with Hotline Advocates who are expected to confirm general capacity and fit prior to connecting the survivor to the organization. To ensure the National Hotline can meet its goal of providing up-to-date and high quality referrals to meet survivors' unique needs in a given area, the National Hotline reviews and vets every application prior to adding new organizations to the National Referral Directory.
Organizations interested in being included in the database are asked to complete the following form. Only authorized staff members from the organization should complete this form. Organizations that already exist in the National Referral Directory will be asked to complete an annual update process, reviewing and updating all fields on this form to ensure accuracy as well as to fill in newly added information aimed to improve the referral process for victims and survivors.
Once the form has been submitted, National Hotline staff may follow-up with you via email or a phone call to discuss your agency's structure, service delivery policies and procedures, available services, and to develop specific referral protocols.
