Resources & Support
National Support Helplines
Mental Health Support
Confidential support and reporting for trafficking situations across Alaska and the U.S. Text “HELP” to 233733.
Call 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Childhelp National
Empowering Alaska communities through human trafficking awareness, prevention, education, and support resources.
Call 1-800-4-A-CHILD
Domestic Violence
Immediate emotional support and crisis intervention for Alaskans in distress. Available anytime.
Call 1-800-799-SAFE
Specialized Victim Support
Providing legal navigation and restorative care services for survivors of human trafficking.
Legal Navigation Services
Professional guidance through the Alaskan legal system and ensuring the survivor rights are fully protected and upheld throughout.
Restorative Care Programs
Holistic healing programs providing safe housing referrals, trauma-informed counseling, long-term reintegration support, and personalized care.
Find Local Help
Regional resources across the state.
Anchorage
Comprehensive survivor services, medical care, and specialized advocacy in the largest hub.
Fairbanks
Regional support networks and crisis intervention services serving the Interior, North Slope, and remote Alaska communities with compassionate care.
Juneau
Resources, legal aid, and emergency support for the Panhandle and Southeast Alaska regions.
Rural Alaska Communities
Specialized outreach and VPSO-coordinated support providing critical assistance to remote villages and isolated maritime regions.
REPORT A CONCERN
“Reporting your concerns can save
lives. Every detail matters in our mission to protect the vulnerable.”
How to Report
Contact the National Hotline or local VPSO immediately. Reports are prioritized by safety level.
What to Collect
Document physical traits, vehicles, and locations. Use your phone discreetly if safe to do so.
What NOT to Do
Do not confront suspects or intervene directly. Do not alert any potential victims in public. Because your safety must always come first.
Anonymous Options
You can submit tips 100% anonymously. We protect your identity and confidentiality throughout the entire reporting process.
Resource Center
Download our verified guides, toolkits, and educational materials to help identify and prevent
trafficking in your community.
Survivor's Rights Guide
A clear explanation of legal protections and support services available under Alaska law and regulations.
Download PDF (2.4 MB)
Signs of Trafficking
A guide to how trafficking operates within the state’s unique geography and industries and communities.
Download PDF (1.1 MB)
Youth Safety Guide
Essential information for protecting Alaskan children from local and online exploitation risks.
Download PDF (3.8 MB)
Awareness Toolkit
Information for seasonal workers in fishing, mining, and tourism regarding their labor rights and protections.
Download PDF (5.2 MB)
Common Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions about accessing support.
Survivors may be able to access legal assistance, safe housing referrals, counseling, healthcare, advocacy, and other recovery services. Available support can vary depending on location, so connecting with a specialized victim-service organization can help identify appropriate resources.
Yes. You do not need to make a legal determination yourself. If something concerns you, you can contact a qualified support organization or reporting service and explain what you have observed. They can help determine what steps may be appropriate.
Yes. Support may be available through tribal organizations, Indigenous-led programs, victim-service providers, and other community-based organizations. Culturally responsive services can help survivors and families access support while respecting community needs and traditions.
We Are Here to Listen
To every survivor in Alaska: there is a community ready to stand with you. No matter the distance or the difficulty, we are committed to your recovery and dignity.