Safe Harbor: Evaluation Report
This report presents the phase two evaluation of the Safe Harbor law and No Wrong Door model. The Safe Harbor law provides a framework for legal protection and state services for sexually exploited youth and young adults. The No Wrong Door Model is a multi-state agency approach to aid in the identification of sexually exploited and at-risk youth, and to provide youth with trauma-informed services and safe housing.
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Safe Harbor
Safe Harbor began in Minnesota in 2011 to provide legal protection and services for sexually trafficked or exploited youth. Safe Harbor funds agencies and grantees to provide services, provide housing and shelter, deliver training, and conduct outreach and evaluation.
Learn more about sex trafficking and sexual exploitation in Minnesota and the statewide effort to identify and support victims:
- Understanding Sex Trafficking and What Minnesota is Doing to Address It
- Sex Trafficking and Exploitation in Minnesota: What it is and What's Working to Help Victims (podcast episode)
- Five Facts That Can Help You Save a Life: What You Need to Know About Commercial Sexual Exploitation