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SURVIVOR NETWORK NC PROGRAMS

PROGRAMS FOR SURVIVORS

At Survivors Network NC, our programs are designed by survivors and for survivors. Each offering supports a different part of the journey from survival to “real life” — community, healing, leadership, and career growth.

You do not have to walk this path alone.

Explore our core programs below and choose what feels right for where you are today.

Peer Support & Community

A safe place to be fully seen, heard, and understood.

Our Meet Up and Support program is where many survivors begin. This is a virtual, survivor-only space where you can connect with others who have walked a similar path, build friendships, and heal in community.

What we offer:

Confidential, virtual peer support groups
Survivor-led conversations and check-ins
Resources to help you move forward productively
A community that honors your story and your pace

Who it’s for:
Survivors of human trafficking who are ready for connection, support, and a judgement-free space.

Peer Support Community

Professional Development & Career Support

Helping survivors build the skills and confidence to thrive at work.

Beyond individual programs, SNNC supports survivors through ongoing professional development and career-focused case management.

Support may include:

Career coaching and goal setting
Résumé and cover letter support
Interview preparation and workplace readiness
Connections to trainings, workshops, and educational programs

We walk alongside you as you define what “real life” looks like — whether that’s a new job, a new field, or a new level of leadership.

Speakers Bureau

From survivor to powerful advocate and professional speaker.

Our Speakers Bureau equips survivors who want to share their stories and insights with the skills and support to do so safely, ethically, and professionally.

What’s included:

An 8-hour training program for aspiring speakers
Guidance on crafting your story and protecting your boundaries
Bio writing and practical public speaking tips
Coaching on media, events, and advocacy opportunities
Ongoing support and a process for addressing concerns or mistreatment

Requirements to apply:

At least 18 months out of your trafficking situation
Participation in at least two virtual peer support groups with SNNC

Graduates receive advocacy for non-exploitative speaking opportunities with fair compensation — because your story and expertise have value.