International Rescue Committee (IRC) - Sacramento
Direct Services Agency
Anti-Trafficking; Refugee; Labor Exploitation
Adult; Citizen/Legal Permanent Resident; Female; Foreign National; Labor Trafficking; Male; Minor (Under 18); Sex Trafficking; Transgender Female-to-Male; Transgender Male-to-Female
A-3 Visa Holders; A-3 Visa Holders; H-2B Visa Holders - Forestry; H-2B Visa Holders; G-5 Visa Holders; J-1 Visa Holders; H-2A Visa Holders
31 counties throughout Northern California. From Marin County to the Nevada border, and San Joaquin County to the Oregon border. The office is headquartered in Sacramento, and case workers are community based throughout the region.
Main: (916) 482-0120
Hotline: (209) 314-9155
Additional 1: (916) 920-2952
Vanessa Velarde, Anti-Trafficking Caseworker Cell Number, 8am - 5pm
vanessa.velarde@rescue.org
sacramentotrafficking@rescue.org
English; Spanish; Arabic; Hindi; Russian; Persian/Farsi; Punjabi/Panjabi; Tibetan
OVC Human Trafficking Victim Services; HHS Human Trafficking Victim Services; Other federal anti-trafficking funding
The International Rescue Committee (IRC), at work today in over 45 countries and 29 US cities, responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, leading the way from harm to home.
The IRC in Sacramento’s HOPE Anti-Trafficking Program serves Northern California from San Joaquin to the Oregon border—31 counties. In addition to outreach and training, the HOPE program offers comprehensive and lifesaving services to survivors of human trafficking, helping them rebuild lives that are free from abuse and exploitation.
