Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Training
Our new free training on human trafficking will be available to EMS professionals on January 1st, 2018. The domestic violence toolkit for medical professionals can still be accessed by scrolling down to the Access Training section of this page and clicking on the Domestic Violence tab.
Access Training
The training is designed as a tool for medical professionals in healthcare settings.
Access Resources
These resources provide public access to general domestic violence information.
Contact Us
If you have questions or comments, please click the button below to contact the Institute for Family Violence Studies.
About the Toolkit
The National Prevention Toolkit on Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking for Medical Professionals is a multi-disciplinary project of the Institute for Family Violence Studies within Florida State University’s College of Social Work. The Toolkit is part of a broad-based effort to prevent violence and support healthy families and communities.
The goals of the Toolkit are:
- To provide medical professionals with essential information and training about domestic violence and human trafficking,
- To provide medical professionals with information about the impact and types of domestic violence and human trafficking,
- To provide medical professionals with information about the common places EMS might encounter human trafficking,
- To provide medical professionals with information about recognizing and interacting with victims of human trafficking,
- To provide medical professionals with information on the ways agencies can help victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, and
- To provide medical professionals with information on how to report human trafficking.
Sponsored by the
The Human Trafficking Project was supported by Award No. VF004 awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, Sponsored by the Institute for Family Violence Studies and the State of Florida.