Anti-Human Trafficking
What We Do
Migrant Women’s Counter Human Trafficking Alliance
The Migrant Women’s Counter Human Trafficking Alliance is a regional project that aims to enhance capacity and knowledge regarding the specific barriers and challenges presented in international cases where women have been affected by Human Trafficking.
At FCJ Refugee Centre we are committed to approaching women through a peer led model that will provide them with holistic information and access to wrap around services and support.
The goal of our sessions is for participants to engage in community building and social connection. Sessions provide a safe space and tight knit community for migrant women. This allow the opportunity to form friendships, encourage healing, build awareness and promote resilience.
Our sessions include a number of planned workshops such as: utilizing art therapy to deal with anxiety, self-care tips, how to protect your mental wellbeing and group therapy sessions.
Support Services For Trafficked Persons
The FCJ Refugee Centre offers direct services to people who have been trafficked, taking into account the range of supports needed. Walking with survivors through legal processes, immigration procedures, settlement and recovery, we take a holistic approach to ensure people are informed and empowered to steer their own course out of the trafficking experience.
We ensure trafficked persons have access to orientation, legal assistance and referrals, information about their immigration options, appropriate housing, employment support, counseling and other forms of psycho-social support.
Information and support
Referral to survivor-centered supports such as counselling, food security, or legal support
Open Work Permits for Vulnerable Workers
Temporary Resident Permits for Victims of Trafficking
Other immigration applications available for migrant workers
Information on labour rights and signs of exploitation
The program encompasses 3 projects:
The Migrant Workers Mobile Program
The Migrant Women’s Counter Human Trafficking Alliance
The Youth Alliance Against Human Trafficking
The path out of human trafficking may take time, and we ensure that we walk with people the whole way.
Humanitarian & Compassionate Application
People who would not normally be eligible to become permanent residents of Canada may be able to apply on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
Migrant Workers Programs
This project plays a large role in bringing the discussion of labour trafficking to the human trafficking landscape in Canada. Through hosting capacity building and information sessions, the project prevents instances of labour and sex exploitation by informing migrant workers about labour and immigration laws, policies and available community supports.
The project also offers holistic case management to migrants working in any industry and of any immigration status, supporting specifically with immigration procedures, access to healthcare, and referrals. Individuals can connect with this program through WhatsApp.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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