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Human
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Regional Navigator
Human Trafficking Regional Navigator Program for Baltimore County and Howard County
Who The Regional Navigator Serves
The Regional Navigator program serves Baltimore County and Howard County youth and young adults up to 24 who are highly suspected of, or are confirmed survivors of sex trafficking.
Who The Regional Navigator Serves
The Regional Navigator program serves Baltimore County and Howard County youth and young adults up to 24 who are highly suspected of, or are confirmed survivors of sex trafficking.
Program Goals
- Assess for human trafficking through a trauma-informed lens
- Ensure basic needs of survivors are met
- Offer support through resources and safety plans
- Connect survivors to community support tailored to their needs
- Empower youth towards goals with a strengths-based approach
- Coordinate with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure continuity of care
- Advocate for community change and increased education about human trafficking
- Create community partnerships to increase awareness, understanding, and screening in Baltimore County
Services Available
24-hour helpline and text line
Safety planning and crisis intervention
Basic needs and resources
Emergency shelter
Trauma counseling groups
Legal services
Victim advocacy
Community training and education
Case management
Referrals to mental health, drug /alcohol abuse treatment
Drop-in center with computers and washer and dryer
Street Outreach
An initiative designed to support survivors of human trafficking and individuals at high risk of exploitation
Many of those we serve are also affected by substance use disorder and other barriers that make it difficult to access traditional support services. Our goal is to meet people where they are both physically and emotionally by building trust, addressing immediate needs, and providing a clear pathway to safety and long term healing.
This program is grounded in TurnAround’s commitment to low-threshold, survivor-centered services. By bringing support directly into communities and offering warm hand-offs to other services, we aim to break cycles of exploitation in some of Baltimore’s most vulnerable zip codes. Together, we are working to build a future where survivors are safe, supported, and empowered to reclaim their lives.
What We Provide
Street Outreach: Distribution of food, clothing, hygiene kits, and helpline information
Kitchen & food pantry
Computer access
Advocacy & safety planning
Trauma - informed case management
Therapy & mental health support
Employment readiness programming
New Drop - In Centers
Baltimore City
- 1900 N Howard St, Baltimore, MD 21218
Baltimore County
- 1101 North Point Blvd, Baltimore, MD 21224
Referrals
- Substance use treatment
- Primary care & housing support
- Emergency transportation & shelter