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2026 Enhanced Collaborative Human Trafficking Grant

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2026-RFA-147State & Local

Submission Closed09/28/2026, 10:00:36 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The 2026 Enhanced Collaborative Model (ECM) Task Force to Combat Human Trafficking Program is a multidisciplinary initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Justice Office for Victims of Crime and administered through the Mississippi State Department of Health. The program aims to develop or expand task forces that integrate law enforcement, prosecution personnel, victim service providers, and survivors to combat human trafficking through a co-leadership model. This approach emphasizes proactive strategies, such as advanced criminal intelligence gathering and financial investigations, while ensuring all services are victim-centered and trauma-informed. Key deliverables include the appointment of a full-time task force coordinator, the completion of a data-driven community assessment within 18 months, and the implementation of formal operational protocols by the end of the second year. The solicitation for the 2026 grant cycle, identified as 2026-RFA-147, has a total available funding pool of 5,294,425.00 with an initial period of performance from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. Applicants must submit their proposals by September 28, 2026, via Grants.gov and JustGrants, adhering to strict formatting guidelines for the proposal narrative. Evaluation is based on a weighted scale focusing on project design and implementation, the statement of the problem, and the applicant's capabilities. Specific staffing requirements include Human Trafficking Program Navigators who dedicate 100 percent of their time to the project. The program also incorporates a pay-for-performance structure and requires compliance with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 and various federal certifications regarding lobbying and drug-free workplaces.

General Info

Mississippi grant 2026-RFA-147 funds multidisciplinary task forces combating human trafficking by September 28, 2026.

Agency

Mississippi → Office of Interpersonal Violence

NAICS

813311 - Human Rights Organizations

Place of Performance

MS, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

2026 Enhanced Collaborative Human Trafficking Grant RFA

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Award 15POVC-22-GK-03662-HT Budget Modification

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Human Trafficking Budget and Modification, FY 2026

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OVC FY 2022 Enhanced Collaborative Model Task Force to Combat Human Trafficking

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High

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PhaseClosed

PostedSep 2

Solicitation

Response DeadlineSep 28

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Submission Closed

09/28/2026, 10:00:36 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyMississippi → Office of Interpersonal Violence

Contacts2 people available

OfficeJackson, MS, 39216, USA

Organization / AgencyMississippi → Office of Interpersonal Violence

Office AddressJackson, MS, 39216, USA

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Qualandia HookerGrant Analyst

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El PuebloForest, MS

Mississippi Foundation for Medical CarePearl, MS

Bradley Services

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Full Description

The purpose of the Enhanced Collaborative Model (ECM) Task Force to Combat Human Trafficking Program is to develop, expand, or strengthen a multidisciplinary approach to fight human trafficking. This collaborative approach must include victim and social service providers, law enforcement and prosecution personnel (local, state, and federal), survivors, and a range of other governmental and non-governmental partners that work together to provide a diverse set of appropriate services for trafficking victims. ECM task forces also train law enforcement and other stakeholders in how to identify victims of trafficking in persons and related offenses, and conduct victim-centered and trauma-informed investigations to prosecute traffickers. This program expects a co-leadership model approach, with shared decision making by both the lead law enforcement and the lead victim service provider applicants. The OVC ECM program defines a proactive approach as those strategies that go beyond traditional online and vice-style operations and involve more advanced investigative methods and criminal intelligence gathering and analysis. Proactive victim identification, investigative, and prosecution approaches involve in-depth pre-planning and active collaboration from victim service providers, prosecutors, and key multidisciplinary partners. Some examples of activities that would be considered proactive include leveraging existing data sources and criminal intelligence gathering and analysis to target investigative strategies based on the type of human trafficking crime; conducting concurrent financial investigations; reaching out to vulnerable populations; engaging in community oriented and awareness activities; and conducting assessments of data on labor industries in the community, such as prior safety or labor/wage violations or visa abuses. To ensure effectiveness in achieving grant activities and deliverables, grantees will work closely with OVC and OVC's competitively selected TTA partners to participate in information sharing sessions, engage in peer-to-peer learning exchanges about promising and effective practices, and receive subject matter expertise that is relevant to investigating and prosecuting human trafficking cases as part of a high-functioning, multidisciplinary task force. These TTA activities will support task force grantees in improving their capacities by addressing the objectives and mandatory activities of effective task force operations and completing quality deliverables in a timely manner. OJP anticipates that the multidisciplinary task forces and related law enforcement and prosecution personnel will leverage TTA resources from a variety of federal agencies.