Seattle – October 05, 2026 -- Atlas Free, an anti-sex trafficking nonprofit, has launched Wayplace, a real-time online database connecting human trafficking survivors across the United States to support services.

The platform currently lists 110 unique services from 100 organizations

Survivors can search for options ranging from long-term residential care and case management to specialized offerings like trauma-informed equine therapy. Users prioritize what matters most to them and connect directly to their chosen program through the platform.

Wayplace requires no downloads and runs entirely through a web browser

The platform was built with survivor safety and privacy as a core design principle, incorporating built-in security features to protect users. Atlas Free says the tool addresses longstanding barriers that made support services difficult for survivors to find or access.

Survivor leaders helped shape the platform's design

A service provider offering programs through Wayplace praised the organization for building a survivor-centered, user-friendly tool that puts choice and voice in survivors' hands, incorporating insight from survivor leaders with extensive field experience.

Atlas Free plans to expand the database over time

The organization intends to add new partner organizations and services to Wayplace as the platform grows, aiming to broaden the range of options available to survivors with different needs.