Survivor services
Trauma-informed advocates, resource navigators and qualified clinicians.
Build it responsibly
Bring skills.
Build trust.
A credible survivor nonprofit needs more than followers. It needs governance, legal review, trauma-informed survivor services, research standards, security and transparent finances.
Legal & governance
Nonprofit counsel, victim-rights attorneys, board governance and ethics.
Research & records
OSINT researchers, archivists, records specialists and fact-checkers.
Security & privacy
Secure systems, access controls, data minimization and incident planning.
Get involved with ESFB
Use this form for general inquiries, collaboration, volunteer interest, media inquiries and offers of professional support. Messages are reviewed as ESFB continues to build its survivor-centered advocacy, research and reform work.
Do not submit: child sexual abuse material, original evidence, Social Security numbers, medical records, private addresses, passwords, or anything that could endanger a survivor.
Why this fight is personal
Nathanial’s story
Founder Nathanial Alejandro Jaramillo-Carpenter says his commitment to survivor advocacy grew out of events that began with a serious 2006 workplace accident in which he broke his back while working at a La Jolla property. In the years since, Nathanial has researched what he believes are connections between people associated with that property and individuals connected to Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.
Nathanial also reports that his stepfather was later murdered, that an Epstein survivor was involved, and that subsequent events involving his children led him to believe they were drawn into a wider network connected to the Epstein case. These are Nathanial’s firsthand account and allegations; ESFB does not present unresolved claims as independently established fact.
Those experiences—and the unanswered questions surrounding them—are what drive Nathanial’s personal commitment to documenting testimony, preserving evidence, seeking independent corroboration, supporting survivors and pursuing lawful accountability wherever the evidence leads.
Our standard: Personal testimony matters, but testimony, documentary evidence, independently verified facts and unresolved allegations should remain clearly distinguished.
Training & credentials
Survivor advocacy backed by continued training
Nathanial Carpenter continues to pursue specialized training relevant to survivor advocacy, human trafficking awareness, trauma-informed response and evidence-centered work.
SOAR to Health and Wellness
Certificate of Completion
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services · Administration for Children & Families · Office on Trafficking in Persons · NHTTAC
Completed September 12, 2026 · Two-hour online training focused on identifying and responding to people at risk of or who have experienced human trafficking.
Human Trafficking 101
Certificate of Completion
Polaris
Completed September 2026 · Successfully completed all modules and assessments of Polaris’s Human Trafficking 101 Training.
Credential note: These certificates document completed training and professional development. They are not professional licenses, law-enforcement credentials or a representation that ESFB is affiliated with or endorsed by the issuing organizations.
Support Nathanial & the work
ESFB is currently in formation and is not presently a tax-exempt charitable organization. Financial support made through the links below goes directly to founder Nathanial Alejandro Jaramillo-Carpenter and is not represented as tax-deductible. Support may be used for Nathanial’s immediate living and personal needs, including food, medical or dental care and basic expenses, as well as costs associated with continuing survivor advocacy, evidence preservation, documentation, accountability and reform work. No goods or services are provided in exchange for support.
Cash App: $NathanialCarpenter. Please keep your own payment record. Additional organizational and financial policies will be published as ESFB’s formal structure develops.
Contact Nathanial: 760-717-2825