Safe Landing: Housing and Aftercare for People Exiting the Sex Trade

Safe Landing was a three year research and development initiative funded by Public Safety Canada and the Nova Scotia Department of Justice. The project spanned from 2016 to 2019.

The purpose of Safe Landing was to:

  • Consult with communities affected by Sexualized Human Trafficking
  • Research existing housing programs and policies, and provide training for service providers who are helping individuals who wish to exit the Sex Trade
  • Develop educational and awareness materials on Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking

Read Full Reports

Safe Landing: Community Consultations Summary (English)Download
Safe Landing: Community Consultations Summary (French)Download
Safe Landing: A Review of Housing Practices for Victims of Human TraffickingDownload

Education and Awareness Materials

English

Quick Reference Guide: Indicators and Language of Sexual ExploitationDownload
Poster: Indicators of Sexual Exploitation (English) Download
Guide: How to Support Survivors of Sexual Exploitation, Based on Feedback From People With Lived Experiences (English)Download
Fact Sheet: Myth-Busting Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation in Nova Scotia (English)Download

French

Poster: Indicators of Sexual Exploitation (French)Download
Guide: How to Support Survivors of Sexual Exploitation, Based on Feedback From People With Lived Experiences (French)Download
Fact Sheet: Myth-Busting Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation in Nova Scotia (French)Download