What We Do

The ATCBA provides comprehensive services to trafficked persons and their families, including legal representation, social services, and emergency assistance; Policy and legislative advocacy at the local, state, and federal levels; Technical assistance and training to governmental and non-governmental organizations to build their capacity to respond to the needs of trafficked people; and Ongoing community outreach and education about the multi-dimensionality and intersectionality of human trafficking.

Our services include:

Immigration Law
Family Law
Domestic Violence
Elder Abuse
Senior Law
Tax & Benefits
Comprehensive Social Service Case Advocacy/Management
Safe & Confidential Emergency/Transitional Shelter
Language & Culturally Appropriate Advocacy and Services through the expansion of Asian Women’s Shelter’s Multi-Lingual Access Model (MLAM)
Training on the Basics of Interpretation & Working with Interpreters
Human Trafficking 101 Trainings
Human Trafficking Case Advocacy & Management
Civil Litigation
Representation & Advocacy With Law Enforcement & Pending Criminal Prosecution of the Trafficker(s)