Pennsylvania SB1369 mandates screening for human trafficking victims among children and youth.
Pennsylvania SB1369 requires the development of a screening process to identify children who are victims of human trafficking or at risk. County agencies and juvenile probation officers must administer this screening when they have contact with alleged dependent or delinquent children. If a child is identified as a trafficking victim or at risk, they must be connected with specialized programs and services. The act takes effect 90 days after enactment.
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