For general information on the recovery and reintegration phase see the following documents:

Handbooks

• (Re) building the future: Supporting the recovery and reintegration of trafficked children -A handbook for project staff and frontline workers: Stephanie Delaney for Terre des Hommes, 2012

Reports

• Assessment report on reintegration support models for victims of trafficking in Viet Nam: David Trees, Vu Pham Thi Nguyen Thanh and Tran Ban Hung for IOM, 2012
• The butterfly longitudinal research project. A Chab Dai study on (Re)integration: Researching the lifecycle of sexual exploitation and trafficking in Cambodia - end of year progress report 2012: Siobhan Miles et al. for Chab Dai, 2012
• From "the life" to my life: sexually exploited children reclaiming their futures. Suffolk County Massachusetts? response to commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC): Suzanne Piening and Theodore Cross for the Children's Advocacy Center of Suffolk County, 2012
• Research to action: Sexually exploited minors needs and strengths: WestCoast Children's Clinic, CA, 2012
• Reintegration of victims of trafficking: 'Towards' good practice in Cambodia: Claire Cody for the National Committee to Lead the Suppression of Human Trafficking, Smuggling, Labour and Sexual Exploitation and World Vision
• Safe care for trafficked children in Ireland: Developing a protective environment: Deidre Horgan et al., for Children's Rights Alliance, 2012
• Summary Report - 'Look at us with respect' Perceptions and experiences of reintegration: The voices of child survivors of sexual exploitation and practitioners in West Bengal and Jharkhand: School of Women's Studies, Jadavpur University, 2012
• 'Look at us with respect' Perceptions and experiences of reintegration: The voices of child survivors of sexual exploitation and practitioners in West Bengal and Jharkhand: School of Women's Studies, Jadavpur University, 2012
• A report on child trafficking and care provision: Towards better survivor care: Rigby, P., Malloch, M. and Hamilton Smith, N. for Love 146, 2012
• (Re)integration: Perspectives of victim service agencies on successes and challenges in trafficking victim (re)integration in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region: UNIAP, World Vision, and NEXUS Institute, 2012
• No place like home? Challenges in family reintegration after trafficking: Anette Brunovskis and Rebecca Surtees for the Fafo/NEXUS Institute project, 2012
• A fuller picture. Addressing trafficking-related assistance needs and socio-economic vulnerabilities: Anette Brunovskis and Rebecca Surtees for the Fafo/NEXUS Institute project, 2012
• Leaving the past behind? When victims of trafficking decline assistance - Summary report: Anette Brunovskis and Rebecca Surtees for the Fafo/NEXUS Institute project, 2012
• 'Our stories': Reintegration experiences of survivors of trafficking and exploitation: Ronita Chattopadhyay for Terre des hommes Foundation and Sanlaap, India, 2012
• The butterfly longitudinal research project. A Chab Dai study on (Re)integration: Researching the lifecycle of sexual exploitation and trafficking in Cambodia - end of year progress report 2011: Glen Miles and Siobhan Miles for Chab Dai, 2011
• 'Not a world away': The sexual exploitation of children and young people in Northern Ireland: Dr Helen Beckett for Barnardo's, 2011
• The causes and consequences of re-trafficking: Evidence from the IOM human trafficking database: Alison Jobe for IOM, 2010
• Recovery services for child victims of sexual violence and their families - What can be offered? Claire Cody in 'Protecting children from sexual violence - a comprehensive approach' for Council of Europe, 2010
• The butterfly longitudinal research project: The Chab Dai study on re/integration - Researching the lifecycle of sexual exploitation and trafficking in Cambodia. End of year progress report: Glen and Siobhan Miles for Chab Dai, 2010
• Study on post-trafficking experiences in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy and Portugal: Barbara Cuzuioc-Weiss and Chantal Lacroix for the Department for Equal Opportunities, Presidency of the Council of Minister, Italy. International Centre for Migration Policy Development, 2010 
• Human trafficking into and within the United States: A review of the literature (Section on what are promising practices for serving victims of human trafficking): Heather J. Clawson, Nicole Dutch, Amy Solomon and Lisa Goldblatt Grace for the US Department of Health and Human Services, 2009
• Breaking the wall of silence: Practitioners' responses to trafficked children and young people: Jenny Pearce, Patricia Hynes and Silvie Bovarnick for NSPCC, 2009
• Going back, moving on: a synthesis report of the trends and experiences of returned trafficking victims in Thailand and the Philippines: Anders Lisborg and Sine Plambech for ILO, 2009
• Study on the social-economic reintegration of victims of trafficking in Albania: Marjana Meshi, Blerta Picari and Reta Pinderi for Different and Equal, 2009
• A research study on human trafficking victims: Survivors speak out about long-term needs:Noel B. Busch-Armendariz et al, Institute for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Center for Social Work Research, The University of Texas at Austin, 2009
• Maneuvering towards subjectivity: An anthropological analysis of young victims of human trafficking in Italy: Trine Mygind Korsby, 2008
• Qualitative assessment of trafficked girls in Cambodia: Paul Bolton, Sara Nadelman and Teresa Wallace for John Hopkins University, Boston University and World Vision, 2008
• Best practices for programming to protect and assist victims of trafficking in Europe and Eurasia: Ruth Rosenberg for USAID, 2008
• Recovery and reintegration of children from the affects of sexual exploitation and related trafficking: Stewart Asquith and Elspeth Turner for the Oak Foundation, 2008
• Addressing the needs of victims of human trafficking: Challenges, barriers, and promising practices: Heather J. Clawson and Nicole Dutch for US Department of Health and Human Services, 2008
• Rebuilding lives: An introduction to promising practices in the rehabilitation of freed slaves: Helen G. Armstrong for Free the Slaves, 2008
• Victims no longer: Research on child survivors of trafficking for sexual and labour exploitation in the United States: E. Gozdzak and M. Bump for the US Department of Justice, 2008
• Reintegration plan for victims of trafficking in human beings: Good practice and recommendations: International Center for Women Rights Protection and Promotion ' La Strada', 2008
• Listening to victims: Experiences of identification, return and assistance in South-Eastern Europe: Rebecca Surtees for The International Centre for Migration Policy Development, 2007
• The road home: Toward a model of 'reintegration' and considerations for alternative care for trafficked children for sexual exploitation in Cambodia: Hagar/ World Vision Cambodia, 2007
• Exiting prostitution: Models of best practice: Pat Mahew and Elaine Mossman for the Ministry of Justice New Zealand, 2007
• Comprehensive services for survivors of human trafficking: Findings from clients in three communities: Laudan Aron et al, Urban Institute Justice Policy Center, 2006
• Life after reintegration: The situation of child trafficking survivors: IOM Cambodia, 2006
• A life of one's own: Rehabilitation of victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation: Lise Bjerkan (ed) for Fafo, 2005
• Reintegration assistance for trafficked women and children in Cambodia: A review: Lisa Arensen and Ingrid Quinn for the Asia Foundation, 2005
• Homecoming: a report on repatriation of trafficked and smuggled children: Debraj Bhattacharya and Roop Sen for Sanjog Groupe Developpement, 2005
• Caring for children from commercially sexually exploitative situations:Current practices in Cambodia and recommendations for a model of care: Lisa Arensen, Mary Brunn and Karen Knight for Hagar, 2004
• Exiting commercial sexual activity: Miriam Saphira and Averil Herbert for ECPAT New Zealand, 2004
• Sold like chickens: Trafficked Cambodian girls speak out: Sandy Hudd for the NGO Coalition to Address the Sexual Exploitation of Children in Cambodia, 2003
• European good practice on recovery, return and integration of trafficked persons: Stifttelsen Kvinnoforum for the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, 2003
• Good practices on (re)integration of victims of trafficking in human beings in six European countries: Cristina Talens and Cecile Landman for Novib/ Humanitas and Oxfam GB, 2003
• Exploring the status of reintegrated girls: A participatory study: C. Chen and K. Marcovici for Save the Children US/Nepal
• Out from the shadows: Good practices in working with sexually exploited youth in the Americas: Goulet, L.E. for the Canadian International Development Agency and University of Victoria, 2001
• Prevention, protection and recovery of children from commercial sexual exploitation: Jane Warburton for the NGO Group for the Convention on the Rights of the Child, 2001

Journal articles

• Coming home: Challenges in family reintegration for trafficked women: Anette Brunovskis and Rebecca Surtees in Qualitative Social Work published online 30 April 2012
• Human trafficking victims and their children: assessing needs, vulnerabilities, strengths and survivorship: Noel B. Busch- Armendariz and Laurie Cook Heffron in the Journal of Applied Research on Children: Informing Policy for Children at Risk, Volume 2, Issue 1, 2011
• Return and reintegration of human trafficking victims from Australia: [Abstract available] Adreas Schloenhadt and Mark Loong, International Journal of Refugee Law, Vol 23, No 2, 143-173, 2011
• Aftercare services for international sex trafficking survivors: Informing U.S. service and program development in an emerging practice area: [Abstract available] Rebecca J. Macy and Natalie Johns in Trauma, Violence and Abuse 12(2) 87-98, 2011
• The circumstances and needs of separated children seeking asylum in Ireland: Ali Abunimah and Sarah Blower in Childcare in Practice, Vol 16 (2) 129-146, 2010

Evaluation reports

• Case study evaluation. World Hope International New Steps Reintegration Pilot Project, Dr Angela Simcox and Ms Kristina Marshall, July 2011
• Final report on the evaluation of the SAGE project's Life Skils and GRACE program: Marcia Cohen, Mark Edberg and Stephen Gies for the US Department of Justice, 2011
• Comic Relief's Sexually Exploited and Trafficked Young People's Grants Programme (Summary of an independent report on the impact of the programme over the last 10 years) DMSS for Comic Relief, 2011
• An Evaluation of the Anti Trafficking and Reintegration Programme of the Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation, Cambodia: Elayn Sammon for UNICEF, 2009

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