The Naomi Project

The Naomi Project is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization operating exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grant awards, with no prime contract or grant positions in its recent footprint. All four of its tracked federal awards are sub-grant positions under the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) as the prime grantee, funded by the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families through the Office on Trafficking in Persons (OTIP).

The Naomi Project's capability portfolio centers on direct services to foreign national victims of human trafficking. Its sub-recipient role involves delivering comprehensive case management services under two parallel grant programs: the Trafficking Victim Assistance Program (TVAP) for qualified adult victims of trafficking and the Child Trafficking Victim Assistance Program for qualified minor victims. The case management scope includes emergency assistance, housing services, safety planning, basic needs assistance, health services, legal services, education, employment services, language access, and assistance in obtaining HHS certification to access benefits equivalent to those afforded refugees. All four awards are dated July 5, 2023, with combined obligations of $58 thousand. USCRI, which has served as the sole nationwide TVAP grantee since 2019, maintains USCRI staff in key locations and deploys The Naomi Project within a network of providers throughout the U.S. and its territories to connect survivors to resources in their geographic area.

The Naomi Project's federal award footprint reflects a single-customer, single-program sub-recipient position with no recorded activity since the July 2023 award date and no visibility into federal contract vehicles, GWACs, or BPAs. The organization does not compete for prime grants or contracts.