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Envision Project

Who We Are


The Envision Project: Specialized Services for Victims of Human Trafficking delivers enhanced case management and specialized educational support, employment readiness, life skills, and personal development programming to youth in the Atlanta metropolitan area who have experienced human trafficking. The project also seeks to enhance caregiver support by providing monthly caregiver support groups to the families of trafficking victims.

 

The Need


Youth who experience human trafficking are at a very high risk for a range of adverse outcomes and are particularly vulnerable to revictimization. Trafficked youth who participate in the Envision Project benefit from opportunities to successfully engage in formal or alternative education, employment training, independent living, and personal development.

 

What We Do


To address these complex needs, the Georgia Center for Child Advocacy, in collaboration with the Junior League of Atlanta, have implemented a comprehensive youth program targeting the key areas and providing an opportunity to develop skills and engage in experiences to support educational engagement and achievement, develop employment readiness skills to support financial independence, promote life skills and preparation for independent living, and enhance and enrich personal growth and community connection.

 

Ways to Get Involved


If you are interested in learning more about the Envision Project and our volunteer opportunities or donating, please contact ChloeW@gacfca.org

 

 

 

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For the Children

Our Impact in 2023

  • Units of Service to Ensure Ongoing Safety & Well-being

    14, 676

  • Forensic Interviews

    653

  • Adults Trained

    15, 238

  • Hours of Therapy

    2,000+

  • DeKalb County
  • Fulton County
  • CACGA
  • DHS
  • National Children's Alliance
    National Children's Alliance
  • DOJ
    DOJ
  • SAMHSA
    SAMHSA
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