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.
Contact prototype
This form is intentionally non-operational in the prototype. Before launch, connect it to a secure, privacy-reviewed service and publish terms explaining what is and is not confidential.
Do not submit: child sexual abuse material, original evidence, Social Security numbers, medical records, private addresses, passwords, or anything that could endanger a survivor.
Before taking donations
Do not represent contributions as tax-deductible until the organization has the appropriate legal status. A public donation page should disclose the legal entity receiving funds, tax status, refund policy, privacy policy and how funds will be used.