The National Trafficking Sheltered Alliance (NTSA) is a network of service providers committed to enhancing services and increasing access to care for survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. NTSA is working to achieve this mission with a three-pronged approach:

•     Capacity Building - NTSA offers resources and training opportunities to service providers to help them enhance the quality of care they offer survivors
•     Alliance Referral System (ARS) - NTSA facilitates a referral system to streamline the process of connecting survivors to qualified residential programs across the US
•     Accreditation - NTSA has established Minimum Standards and is working to develop an accreditation model specific for residential service providers for survivors of human trafficking

The Alliance was originally built by a steering committee of Christian service providers, motivated by their faith to create a supportive community that can enhance the quality of care for survivors of human trafficking. While membership is open to all residential service providers for survivors of human trafficking, no matter their faith, NTSA leadership and Board of Directors acknowledge and embrace Christ as the true source of love and healing for all.