Elizabeth Fry (Unison) Society

Purpose

This 38-month project with the Elizabeth Fry (Unison) Society will develop and implement a comprehensive and multi-disciplinary service delivery approach to advance knowledge and enhance empowerment supports for at-risk populations, such as Indigenous women and girls and youth and survivors of human trafficking. This will be achieved by identifying staff and partners; developing and implementing prevention measures and tools; providing transition resources; and by providing healthy reintegration support to those who have survived the experience of human trafficking. At the end of the project, the organization will have identified project staff, Ad Hoc Committee and expert consultants; developed prevention measures and tools; developed a transitioning plan based on the needs of survivors of human trafficking; and developed a multi-level safe re-entry plan for survivors of human trafficking by partnering with community agencies. The project will include an external evaluation. The purpose of the external evaluation is to evaluate the promising practice(s) that were developed, tested and implemented during the course of this project. The evaluator will be external to the organization and will have experience and expertise in evaluation.