NHA Course 1167/1407 - Human Trafficking - Focus on Victim Identification
The National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB) has approved this program for 4.5 ceus.
Lesson 1-A: An Introduction and the Most Widely Accepted Definition
Lesson 1-B: How to Spot a Victim
Lesson 1-C: Understanding Sex Trafficking within the Context of Human Trafficking
Lesson 1-D: Groom and Control Tactics - Plus Red Flags of Traffickers
Lesson 2-A: Figures To Date Based Upon FBI Data and Related Media Links
Lesson 2-B: Human Trafficking - Forms and Prevalence
Lesson 2-C: Strategies for Preventing Human Trafficking in Long-Term Care Settings - Including Education Training
Lesson 3-A: Why We Have to Care and Cannot Be Passive
Lesson 3-B: Factors That Make Residents Vulnerable to Trafficking and The Role of Trust
Lesson 4-A: In Adult Day Care
Lesson 4-B: In Adult Foster Care, Other Group Homes and Nursing Homes
Lesson 4-C: In Medical Practices
Lesson 4-D: Child Care Facilities
Lesson 4-E: Things to Spot for the Police Officer, Firefighter and EMT
Lesson 5-A: Legal Obligations and Reporting Requirements
Lesson 6-A: Understanding the Trauma Experienced by Victims
Lesson 6-B: Providing Compassionate and Supportive Care for Human Trafficking Sufferers
Lesson 6-C: Avoid Re-traumatization
Lesson 7-A: Course Review - A Look at What We Have Discussed
Staff Training • Michigan AFC • 4.5 CEUs • NCERS/NAB Approved
Equip your team to recognize potential human trafficking. Learn the signs, review figures informed by FBI data and media reporting, understand why passivity endangers residents, and identify specific red flags within Adult Foster Care settings.
Behavioral cues, inconsistent histories, controlling companions, and other red flags relevant to AFC intakes and visits.
Contextualize risk with figures informed by FBI data and credible media reporting—used to sharpen awareness and response.
How hesitation harms; steps to escalate concerns ethically within organizational policy and state requirements.
Room access patterns, unexplained injuries, financial control, communication anomalies, and other indicators.
Educational content only. Always follow your organization’s policies and applicable reporting requirements.