Crisis response and safety planning
Fast response, safety planning and stabilization when a survivor first reaches out.
At a glance
2009
the year we began serving trafficking survivors, with the NM Attorney General's Office
64
survivor households housed in FY2026
1st
textline for trafficking victims in the nation: 505-GET-FREE, launched in 2012
FY2026 is July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
Our approach
Survivor-driven, with no time limit.
Survivors decide the pace and direction of their own recovery. There is no set discharge date, and services do not depend on cooperating with law enforcement. That freedom is what makes it safe to come forward.
Our advocates include Certified Peer Support Workers, one of them a survivor. They work alongside therapists, prescribers, housing staff and legal partners across the state so that a survivor can find a full circle of support in one place.
A full circle of support
Advocacy
Help navigating courts, agencies and benefits, including court accompaniment.
Counseling and trauma therapy
Individual and group counseling, plus psychiatric and substance use treatment.
Safe housing
Transitional and emergency housing dedicated to survivors, with ongoing housing support.
Legal and practical help
Connections to civil legal services, food, clothing, emergency supplies and benefits.
Work and life skills
Job readiness, employment support and life skills for a new start.
Sojourners Advocacy Café
A drop-in space where survivors can connect with advocates and with each other.
If you or someone you know needs help
Call or text 505-GET-FREE (505-438-3733). Survivors, family members, and professionals can all reach out.
Get started
Hotline & Textline · Call or text
(505) GET-FREEWhere: Saint Michael's Building, 2000 St. Michael's Drive, with services statewide
New to The Life Link? You can walk in for Treat First onboarding, no appointment needed.
Connected care