Disrupt the world of a trafficker by assisting our survivors in our victim service program. For $30.00 per month you support the mentoring education and counseling services we provide. All you have to do is visit our donate page and give today! To learn more about More Too Life, Inc please contact Brook at 941-227-1012.

MORE TOO LIFE, INC ALERT MESSAGE

In case of a suspected human trafficking incident call and download the new app “See Something Send Something” by Kevin Angell.

 

GET THE Android APP

CALL NOW 833-SEE-SEND

See Something, Send Something App

A Community Empowerment App

GET THE iOS APP

An idea inspired from the “See something, Say something” movement, our iPhone and Android app has two features that will help empower our community, increase communication and solve crimes. See Something, Send Something allows law enforcement to send GeoFenced messages about current or past suspicious activity, be proactive in warning about potential criminal activity and alert the community of missing or endangered persons. In return, the community empowerment side of the app allows the app users to capture images, video or audio of suspicious activity and autonomously send it to the closest law enforcement agency.

ALSO:

National 24-hour Human Trafficking Hotline:
call 1-888-373-7888
or text HELP or INFO to BeFree (233733)

Homeland Security – Blue Campaign (to report an incident)
call 1-866-347-2423

For an in-house referral of victim of human trafficking or sexual violence:

1. MTL_Referral_Form

2. Email completed form to team@moretoolife.org
Subject line: Referral

VICTIM
SERVICES & HOUSING

With our deep case management and specialized framework model and mentoring education services we provide the necessary tools for young adult victims and vulnerable youth to overcome extreme trauma of all forms of human trafficking. Housing needs are assessed, provided and managed by our team through the generous support of our housing collaborative partners. Also, we have a unique program for homeless women in partnership with the Sarasota Salvation Army entitled the MTLINC “Safe Stay” Program. This is deep ended case management and housing support for homeless victims and all high risk homeless women 18 and up.

MENTAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

We partner with Coastal Behavioral Healthcare and Centerstone and other mental health providers we are able to provide behavioral health therapy that we manage, including psychiatric care, diagnosis and med management as needed.

ADVOCACY

As part of our services we provide expert urgent care advocacy for all of our mentees. Under the “Voices for Florida Open Doors Outreach Network”, our services have expanded (see below). We work closely with dozens of partner NGO’s, court systems, state and federal agencies as well as city, state and federal law enforcement. We are also expert in victim identification, to learn more, please give us a call or send us an email via our contact form.

PREVENTION + REDUCING DEMAND

In order to reduce all forms of Human Trafficking, Sexual Violence, we start with a multifaceted approach to Prevention. Aside from community outreach, informing agencies in the area and holding local and national training’s, we have an urgent care prevention and mentoring program entitled “Living Above the Noise for victims (LATN) and a tech + digital integrity and intelligence pull out from LATN which is called LATN Digital Integrity for youth including those high risk youth. In addition, we partner with Youthiasm® in a course we license called, RJEDE™. “Restorative Justice End Demand Educational Curriculum” a sexual violence and prostitution prevention initiative created by our founder.

More Too Life, Inc under Open Doors Contract

 

The Open Doors Outreach Network is a promising, well-coordinated system serving commercially sexually trafficked and exploited victims. It responds to the 2012 implementation of the Safe Harbor Act, which allowed sex-trafficked children to be considered dependent children in need of therapeutic services, rather than juvenile delinquents. The Open Doors Network created by Voices For Florida is a promising and well-coordinated framework, designed to serve exploited and trafficked children and young adults up to the age of 24 in five Florida pilot regions. More Too Life is honored to serve as the provider organization for the Suncoast Region, including Sarasota, Manatee, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. Our collaborators include various in-county human service providers, including DCF, SCC, and DJJ, found in all our four counties. However, this allows us to have an extended reach within the entire state of Florida. Hereby, we are able to work more effectively with our other partner organizations across the state, adding up to 20 counties. This allows us to strengthen services and our award winning framework model by galvanizing our innovative survivor led, victim-centered services across county lines and collect more accurate data on traffickers and buyers operating across the state. We have determined that almost all of our CSEC victims have been trafficked outside of their home county, reaching as far as Orlando or Miami, which is why we emphasize an inter-county approach. In the several years of safe harbor existence, this legislation has lacked strategic development, coordination, and resources in cross-sector collaboration, training and trauma-informed crisis intervention, in order to meet the complex needs of trafficked victims. In order to improve the service outcomes for male and female victims, up to the age of 24, Voices For Florida implemented the Open Doors Outreach Network in five Florida regions. We at More Too Life are excited to announce that our organization has successfully demonstrated its capabilities during the rigorous application and assessment process, and has been chosen to be the primary facilitator for the Suncoast (Hillsborough, Manatee, and Sarasota county). We meet all the expected standards, including a team of highly trained survivor-mentors, who are on-call 24/7 to provide immediate crisis intervention, along with day-to-day trauma-informed care management, in tight collaboration with other community-wide and clinical services as well as law enforcement.

OUR VALUABLE PARTNERS

THE STORY OF OUR LOGO

Of course, we could have had one ‘O’ but two ‘O’s makes a chain. The two ‘O’s in our logo are symbolic of being once locked up on all levels, then walking across the bridge to the second ‘O’ that exemplifies an open and unlocked pathway to freedom.