Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit organizations that provide direct services, advocacy, case management, or long-term support to survivors of human trafficking or exploitation.
Join a nationwide network delivering lifelines to survivors.
Survivors of human trafficking often face fragmented services and disconnected support systems. Vox Invictus bridges those gaps by providing free phones, secure wireless service, and curated digital resources, but we can’t do it alone. We rely on trusted partners to get these tools into the hands of those who need them most.
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WHO CAN JOIN
Vox Invictus partners with organizations that regularly support, interact with, or protect survivors of human trafficking and exploitation.
Government and Public Agencies
Government and public agencies that interact with survivors in the course of public service, including victim services agencies and law enforcement departments responsible for survivor protection, investigations, or evidence handling.
Service Providers
Healthcare providers, legal services organizations, workforce and education programs, and other service providers that support survivor safety, stability, and recovery.
WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE
Approved partner organizations receive tools, support, and infrastructure designed to strengthen survivor-centered service delivery.
Phones and Wireless Service
Access to smartphones and wireless service plans for eligible survivors, configured for safety, privacy, and long-term use.
Training and Ongoing Support
Guidance, onboarding, and ongoing support from the Vox Invictus program team to ensure responsible distribution and use.
Network Participation
Inclusion in a nationwide network of organizations working collaboratively to strengthen survivor access to technology and resources.
WHAT'S EXPECTED OF PARTNERS
Our partners ensure phones and services are delivered safely, ethically, and in ways that respect survivor privacy and autonomy. Responsibilities are designed to align with work you already do, not to create extra bureaucracy:
- Verify eligibility – Confirm survivor status and need using your existing intake or investigative processes.
- Distribute responsibly – Coordinate phone handover and provide guidance, referrals, or case management appropriate to your role.
- Protect privacy – Follow the program’s privacy, security, and data-handling protocols to safeguard survivor information.
- Collaborate and report – Communicate with the Vox Invictus team as needed for onboarding, training, and continuous improvement.
Your commitment helps ensure that every survivor receives a lifeline in a way that prioritizes safety, autonomy and trust.
Vox Invictus strengthens the work you’re already doing by providing secure technology and coordinated infrastructure. We do not replace your services; we support and expand them.
“Having secure phones and private numbers for our clients meant they could finally connect with legal aid, housing and counseling without fear. It’s a game‑changer for our program.”
- Virginia Residential Care Program
HOW TO APPLY
- Complete the Partnership Form – Click “Apply to Join” and tell us about your organization, the services you provide and how you support survivors.
- We Review and Connect – Our team reviews applications on a rolling basis to ensure alignment with program goals and survivor safety standards. We may reach out with follow‑up questions.
- Onboarding & Approval – Once approved, you’ll receive onboarding materials, training and devices to begin distributing phones and resources.
Applications are evaluated for survivor‑centered practice, accountability and capacity to verify eligibility. We appreciate your commitment to empowering survivors and look forward to partnering with you.