Description: Restoration Diversion Services is a Compton, California–based nonprofit that provides trauma‑informed outreach and support to victims and survivors of human trafficking, with a drop‑in center, a court‑approved human trafficking diversion program, shelter placements, case management, and re‑entry services aimed at helping individuals exit exploitation and rebuild stable lives. Type: Nonprofit (501(c)(3)) Policies: Advocates for victim‑centered anti‑trafficking responses, court‑approved diversion alternatives to prosecution, increased funding for survivor services (housing, mental health, legal aid, education and job training), trauma‑informed care standards, and local partnerships between service providers and law enforcement. Funding: Primarily funded through private donations and philanthropy, small government grants and contracts (including local county grants), community fundraising and in‑kind donations. Affiliates: Partners and collaborators include the Compton District Attorney’s Office, California Victim Compensation Board, Compton College, local law enforcement and faith‑based groups; prominent local leaders and staff include Executive Director Pamela Bryant, Program Director Deatra Handy, and Lead Case Manager Keyla Brown.
