The heal, empower, rise - counter trafficking in persons (her ctip) project is designed as a multi-stakeholder initiative that will build the capacity of key civil society organizations (CSOS) and…

The HER CTIP Project, funded through a $1.9 million cooperative agreement awarded by the United States Agency for International Development Barbados on April 13, 2022 and set to be completed by April 12, 2024, will build capacity among civil society organizations and agencies in Trinidad and Tobago to facilitate improved access to support services for potential, presumed, and confirmed victims of human trafficking, particularly women and girls. The International Organization for Migration will deliver technical and infrastructural support under the award to strengthen counter-trafficking efforts. This cooperative agreement advances the goals of USAID's Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas program (CFDA #98.001) by supporting economic growth and advancing U.S. foreign policy objectives through global health and democracy programs.

The heal, empower, rise - counter trafficking in persons (her ctip) project is designed as a multi-stakeholder initiative that will build the capacity of key civil society organizations (CSOS) and other agencies within trinidad & tobago through the provision of technical and infrastructural support that would facilitate and allow for improved access to support services to potential, presumed and confirmed victims of tip, particularly women and girls.