Rise up from the ashes. Fly like a phoenix.
🌿 Healing the Aftermath
When survivors of trafficking reach safety, the journey isn’t over — it’s evolving. There are still pieces of life that need rebuilding, and healing takes many forms.
Survivor Source exists to help survivors navigate that next chapter — restoring confidence, privacy, and self-expression through resources and community built by survivors, for survivors.
These programs and partnerships focus on the whole person — body, mind, safety, and future — helping survivors reclaim every part of their lives with dignity and choice.
Removing harmful images or videos from online platforms is a critical step toward healing. Web scrubbing helps survivors reclaim privacy, reduce ongoing harm, and move forward with peace of mind.Â
Our web-scrubbing referral program is developing now. Survivor Source currently partners with one trusted organization offering referral-based support — please complete our contact form to learn more.Â
Covering or transforming branding tattoos, scars, or burns can be a powerful act of reclaiming one’s body. Survivor Source partners with ARI, a survivor-founded organization with trauma-informed tattoo artists who provide cover-ups as funding allows.Â
These services help survivors feel confident, free, and safe in their own skin.
Address Confidentiality Programs: Click HereÂ
 This section lists all state websites where survivors can learn more and apply for address confidentiality. These programs help protect survivors' privacy and safety by keeping their addresses confidential.
Credit Repair Through DBRA: Click HereÂ
Credit repair services help survivors remove negative credit items resulting from trafficking, ensuring a fairer credit history. Learn more about the Debt Bondage Repair Act and how to dispute adverse credit entries.
A private, supportive space where survivors can connect, share, and grow together.Â
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