Comunità Papa Giovanni XXIII (APG23) is an international association founded in Italy in 1968 committed in the support of the most vulnerable people. APG23 work for and with: people with disabilities, children, youth, families, people with addiction problems (alcohol, drugs, gambling), homeless people, victims of human trafficking, victims of gender based violence, offenders, migrants and asylum seekers. To date, APG23 is present throughout Italy and in 42 countries worldwide. Since 2006, APG23 obtained the Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC), as a result of its work in aiming to remove causes of injustice and promote human rights in every country where it is present.

INAS (National Institute for Social Welfare) is a social body (Patronato) promoted by CISL (Italian Confederation of Workers Unions) created to offer services and protections in social security, welfare and health matters in Italy and in the world. INAS has been working for Italian emigrants for over seventy years and is now present in the major Italian emigration countries. Furthermore, the activity also focuses on assistance to immigrants for all problems related to entry and residence permits in Italy. A special consultancy service concerns social security issues and those related to the acquisition of Italian citizenship..

The Center Against Human Trafficking and Exploitation is a non-govenmental organization that leads a national network of support services for the victims of Human trafficking, sexual violence and prostitution.It operates for 22 years inside Lithuania proving social and psychological counselling, safe shelter, legal aid and integration servoces for the nationals and the migrants. Alongside the grassroot support the Center is active in promoting the rights of the victims demanding the bigger attention of the State towards crime victims and their families.

NORDIC DIASPORA FORUM (NDF-NGO). The NDF is based in Stockholm, Sweden with the objective of building bridges with Europe and the rest of the world in terms of mobility, education and innovation. The forum has been created by a young group of professionals with different cultural and geographic background; the forum is operating with antennas in more than 8 European countries and is composed by more than 18 partner organizations active in the Nordic Region. On local level, it is operating in Stockholm, in strong cooperation with more than 50 organisations, such as public and private bodies, educational institutions and research centres, local governmental bodies and others.

Fundación de Solidaridad Amaranta (FSA) is a private, non-profit and charitable character organization founded by the Sisters of Adoration, Slaves of the Blessed Sacrament and of Charity Congregation in 2006, with the aim to promote the personal and social rehabilitation of women and adolescents forced to prostitution and sexual exploitation. FSA have an extensive experience in offering specialized and multidisciplinary care, adapted to the specific circumstances of each woman, such as: residential care, security and protection, social and educational support, access to essential goods and services, psychological and health care, legal care, job integration.

The Justice Project e.V. is a non-profit association based in Karlsruhe, Germany. Since 2011, the association has been working with survivors of human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation as well as with women working in Germany’s legalised sex industry. In addtion to victim identification initiatives, TJP provides safe housing and preperatory integration programs for third country national survivors of human trafficking who have landed in Germany’s asylum seeking system. In addition to running victim identification initiatives, TJP offesr a holistic preparatory integration program, with a focus on language learning, finding one's way in systems such as the asylum procedure and achieving a healthy work-life-balance.

Society “Shelter “Safe House”” was established on August 6, 2007 with the aim to develop support services to victims of human trafficking, legal immigrants, including asylum seekers, refugees and persons granted subsidiary protection status by ensuring the individual’s right to receive adequate assistance and protection; promoting rehabilitation and reintegration of victims of human trafficking into the society; creating interactive forms of training, and expanding cooperation with state and local government institutions, public and Christian organizations in Latvia and worldwide. In 2007, NGO “Shelter “Safe House”” obtained the right to provide state-paid rehabilitation services to the victims of human trafficking and it still continues its work in 2022. A multidisciplinary team of professionals functions in the organisation to support asylum seekers, refugees and persons granted subsidiary protection status.