Help for Victims of Human Trafficking
You can get help from the state as well as from NGOs (non-governmental organisations). Depending on your situation, help may include for example safe housing, health care services, guidance and legal aid. A victim of human trafficking has special rights in Finland.
You can contact helpers to talk about your situation, and to find out how you can be helped. All information about you and your case will be kept secret and handled in strict confidence. Contacting will not bind you to anything.
See what kind of help is available at the Seek help-section of this website.
We can help you. Call
029 546 3177
You can contact the National Assistance System for Victims of Human Trafficking (the NAS) confidentially. We will not tell anybody else about it. You do not have to tell your name, or where you are.
You can talk with us in Finnish, Swedish or English. It is also possible to get interpretation to other languages.
The price of the call is a local landline fee or normal mobile phone charge, when you’re calling from a Finnish number.
If your life or safety is at risk, always call the emergency number 112.
News
New e-learning course supports professionals in work against human trafficking
The NAS in charge of Regional Anti-Trafficking Networks
Information about human trafficking and assistance in different languages
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në shqip (albania)
بالعربية (arabia)
на български (bulgaria)
در فارسی (persia/farsi)
用中文 (kiina)
di kurdî de (kurmandzi)
po polsku (puola)
en français (ranska)
in romana (romania)
soomali (somali)
ในภาษาไทย (thai)
На русском (venäjä)
bằng tiếng việt (vietnam)
eesti keeles (Viro)
en español (espanja)
नेपालीमा (nepali)
українською мовою (ukraina)
(বাংলা (bengali)
سۆرانی (sorani)