Fair Girls

Vida home - vida home is a 180-day transitional housing program/safe home that exclusively serves young women and female-identified survivors of sex trafficking and labor trafficking at the age of eighteen to twenty-six in the Washington, d.c. metropolitan area. Up to 50 survivors walk through vida home's doors each year.

Prevention education - through educating high-risk Girls and boys about their rights and resources in the classroom, the Fair Girls, Inc. curriculum both empowers and motivates students with the knowledge, communication skills, and community resources to keep themselves safe from exploitation and trafficking and to become peer educators who will "tell their friends," families, and communities how to do the same.

Case management - upon receiving a tip or call, a Fair Girls, Inc. representative provides an immediate comprehensive trafficking assessment and initial trauma response. The Fair Girls, Inc. clients receive personalized long-term assistance including counseling, education/career guidance, medical and mental health referrals, and legal support. Survivors are assigned to a case manager who helps the survivors work on developing comprehensive goal plans for themselves. The case managers understand that each survivor has her own unique history so they work hard to meet the Girls' individual needs. With the help of the team, each girl works to rebuild her life and become fully free, aware, inspired, and restored ("Fair").