At Polaris Project, case management services are tailored to the specific needs of each client. Case managers create an individual service plan for every client and periodically update the plan as the client’s needs change. Clients meet regularly with their assigned case manager as determined by individual needs and goals. Specific services offered include emotional support, crisis intervention, accompaniments, and safety planning.
Other services provided during case management:
- Child-related assistance
- Clothing and material assistance through donations
- Criminal justice and legal advocacy
- Document obtainment assistance
- Educational support
- Employment assistance
- Housing search support
- Food assistance
- Government benefits acquisition
- Social services advocacy
Polaris Project works in partnership with several organizations in and around Washington, D.C. and New Jersey that can provide additional services to our clients. When necessary, we will refer clients to other organizations for appropriate services including:
- Educational / vocational programs
- Employment assistance programs
- Housing programs
- Legal services
- Mental health services
- Medical/dental services
- Child related services
- Food assistance
Co-Founder Katherine Chon speaks at a job training graduation.
Polaris Project operates a transitional housing program in Washington, D.C. that can house two adult trafficking survivors.
