We help human trafficking
survivors in Virginia.

At Magnolia Rose, we create spaces where healing begins. Survivors receive shelter, advocacy, and a community grounded in compassion.

We are first responders when law enforcement or medical providers identify a victim of human trafficking. Our advocates step in immediately to offer safety, support, medical care, and access to critical resources to ensure every survivor is met with compassion and dignity.

Advocacy

While our long-term shelter is under construction, Magnolia Rose ensures survivors still have safe, immediate housing. We coordinate emergency stays and connect individuals with detox and recovery services to support their healing from both trauma and substance use.

Safe Home

At Magnolia Rose, we believe lasting change starts with education. Our team provides training to medical professionals, law enforcement, service providers, and community partners, equipping them to recognize, respond to, and prevent human trafficking.

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Survivors and victim advocates can make a request for services using our form below. A member of the Magnolia Rose team will respond as soon as possible. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911. For urgent human trafficking concerns, contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 or text “BEFREE” to 233733. You can also reach the Virginia State Police by dialing #77.

Please note that most of our referrals are through Virginia State Police and hospitals. However, we want to ensure survivors can access the assistance they need. Please reach out to us using the Request of Services form so we can follow up with you:

Request for Services Form

We help human trafficking survivors in Virginia.