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National Survivor Care Landscape Map

 

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Programs Identified by the Institute

State with no Programs

Recently Opened

Shelters using the NCMS

Note: While there are other service providers that also serve victims of commercial sexual exploitation, the organizations depicted on this map are those which are dedicated exclusively or predominantly to serving this population. *Updated means data on the map has been confirmed by the Institute for Survivor Care within the last 12 months.

Residential Programs Serving Victims of Exploitation

The Institute actively tracks programs and direct service organizations across the nation to better understand the need.  Engage with our interactive Survivor Care Map to find out more about program coverage in your state.

Don’t see your local program for victims of commercial sexual exploitation?  Or, do you know a change to the status of a program listed?  Contact us to help us improve upon this ever-changing database awoeller@instituteforsurvivorcare.org.

National Survivor Care Landscape
Quick Facts*

Open and active programs in our database

251

Shelters using the NCMS

26

Number of faith-based programs in our database

166

Number of faith-friendly programs in our database

26

Number of religious programs in our database

3

Number of secular programs in our database

36

Number of emergency programs

81

Number of stabilization programs

21

Number of restorative programs

191

Number of independent programs

93

Average # of beds

10

Number of programs serving minors (29%)

72

Number of programs serving women
with children (29%)

73

Number of programs serving men (17%)

43

Number of programs serving men with children (4%)

9

*As of April 1, 2026

What are the Different Types of Programs?

Survivors need different levels of care at different points in their healing journey. These program types help identify what each shelter offers so we can match survivors with the setting that best supports their Immediate needs and long-term stability.

How do shelters define their faith alignment?

On the Institute's annual survey, residential programs Identified themselves using one of the following categories. These distinctions help clarify how faith practices, values, and environments shape each program's approach to care.

Religious

The agency is aligned with a specific religion/denomination. Faith practices are integral, and faith formation is a primary goal of the program.

Faith-Based

The agency’s core values, policies, and practices are grounded in a shared belief system. While voluntary for residents, the agency’s faith conviction is evident in programming, staffing, and decision making.

Faith-Friendly

The agency does not align with a particular belief system but makes provisions for residents to participate in faith formation and religious activities if desired.

Secular

The agency is not aligned with any belief system and may not include any provision for faith-based expression in its programming.

Have a question?

If you have any questions regarding our National Survivor Care Landscape Map, please contact Amy Woeller at awoeller@instituteforsurvivorcare.org

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