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Introducing the Innocence Freed Stability Grant

Practical Support for Survivors Rebuilding Their Lives

The Innocence Freed Stability Grant provides short-term, one-time financial support to help survivors of trafficking and exploitation overcome practical barriers to stability. Many survivors face immediate needs that affect their ability to work, attend appointments, care for their children, or fully participate in their healing process. This grant helps bridge those gaps.

What the Stability Grant Can Assist With

The grant may help cover essential, recovery-supportive expenses such as:

  • Transportation costs
  • Fuel
  • Vehicle repairs or maintenance
  • Necessity items
  • Child-related expenses
  • Other practical needs that support stability and independence

We focus on real-life challenges survivors face every day and aim to remove obstacles that stand in the way of progress.

A Hand Up, Not a Handout

At Innocence Freed, support is designed to empower survivors, not create dependency. The Stability Grant is intended to help survivors take the next step toward independence, confidence, and long-term stability. Our trauma-informed team reviews each request with care, dignity, and respect.

How to Apply

To be considered for the Stability Grant:

  1. Complete the full application.
  2. Participate in an interview with an Innocence Freed staff member.
  3. If referred by an agency or law enforcement partner, our staff may request to speak with the referring partner.

Depending on the situation, participation in certain support groups or classes may be encouraged or required for grant approval.

Our Commitment

Our goal is to remove barriers that prevent survivors from moving forward in their journey of restoration, freedom, and independence. Every grant is thoughtfully reviewed based on individual needs and available funding. The support we offer is always compassionate, confidential, and survivor-centered.

To apply for the Stability Grant or learn more about our services, contact us or visit our website. For more information or to apply, visit innocencefreed.org.