OUR IMPACT

We are an outcomes-based organization.

Who We Serve

Right now, 26,000 people are being trafficked in New York City. Data shows that traffickers don’t target individuals—they target vulnerabilities. Communities most affected by racism, sexism, and classism are disproportionately impacted by trafficking.

  • Homeless (at intake) 30% 30%
  • Mothers 63% 63%
  • Immigrant 81% 81%
  • Women 84% 84%
  • Unemployed/Unsafe Work (at intake) 86% 86%
  • Persons of Color 88% 88%

Our Approach is Effective and Impact-Driven

Recent outcomes include significant improvements in survivor freedom, increased awareness through training programs, and impactful collaborations with partner organizations to support those affected by trafficking.

474

total number of survivors and those at risk served

230

total number of survivors served in core services

91%

of clients in core services are free from trafficking by 12 months

79%

of clients with improved Freedom Index (FI) scores by 12 months post intake

23

organizations trained on anti-trafficking and awareness

1,142

individuals trained on anti-trafficking and awareness

At Restore, Serena met with the Client Services team to work through the emotional trauma of not only being trafficked but also losing her children.

Restore connected her to a legal team to help her get her children back. Serena was determined to do everything she could to reunite with her children and found the strength to boldly demonstrate to the State that she could care for her children.

12-MONTH OUTCOMES BY PROGRAM

Servicios al cliente

referrals received

%

of clients no longer being trafficked 12 months post intake

%

of survivors with improved SF-12 mental health scores by 12 months post intake

Alojamiento

%

of survivors in core services living independently 12 months post intake

in rental assistance provided to survivors in the last 12 months

%

of survivors in core services housed by 12 months post intake

Empoderamiento económico

%

increase in earnings from intake to first job placement for survivors in core services

disbursed in entrepreneurship seed funding and educational grants

%

direct hire clients employed 12 months post first job placement

“Owning a business is important to me. It is the most important thing. I lost my power and control because of my past experience, but now I have a chance to be my own boss and provide for my family.”

– Survivor in Restore’s EE program in FY23

The Freedom Index

To define freedom, monitor progress, and understand all components of the survivor’s journey, Restore developed the Freedom Index (FI). This tool captures Restore’s holistic approach to supporting survivors on their journey toward freedom and measures Restore’s ability to support survivors’ progress toward freedom across five areas: housing stability, job security, living wages, mental well-being, and perception of safety.

Percent of Survivors in Core Services in FY24 with at Least Basic Stability (3+ FI Score)

The impact data presented here reflects Restore’s achievements and program outcomes and is accurate as of September 30, 2024. We are committed to transparency and providing the most up-to-date information regarding our progress in supporting survivors of trafficking.

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You can help survivors heal their trauma, secure safe housing and employment, and build a life of permanent freedom.