Honolulu, HI

Pacific Survivor Center

EIN 27-2936413

Health & Wellness Mental Health & Counseling Survivors of violence Immigrants & refugees

Mission

Advance health and human rights for survivors of human trafficking, torture, immigrant domestic violence and related abuses through trauma-informed clinical care, medical forensics, education, research, and advocacy.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

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About Pacific Survivor Center

Pacific Survivor Center (PSC) is a Honolulu-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2007/2008 that provides trauma-informed medical, psychiatric, forensic and case-coordination services to survivors of human trafficking, torture, immigrant domestic violence and related human-rights violations across the Hawaiʻi–Pacific region. PSC combines direct clinical services with training, research and prevention programming (including the STOPP sex-trafficking prevention curriculum) and has been a contracted healthcare provider for trafficking victims to state agencies since 2013. The organization maintains an active web presence, public Form 990 filings, and continuing partnerships with local providers, foundations and government grant programs.

Notable achievements

Development and statewide delivery of STOPP prevention curriculum

Designed and implemented the STOPP (Sex Trafficking Outreach and Prevention Program) curriculum for youth, educators and community agencies; the program is offered free to schools and partners, was adapted to virtual delivery during the COVID-19 period, and has been used in multiple trainings across the state.

Long-term State-contracted survivor healthcare

Serves as a designated clinical provider for victims of human trafficking and related abuses under state contracts since 2013; PSC provides medical forensic evaluations, trauma-informed medical and mental health care and coordinated referrals for survivors in Hawaiʻi.

Secured multi-year foundation and public funding

Sustained operations and program growth in recent years through a mix of government grants and foundation support, including confirmed/recurrent funding relationships with local foundations and state grant-in-aid awards to support STOPP, clinical services and mental-health programming in FY2024–FY2026.

At a glance

Total assets: $252K
Annual revenue: $233K
Tax status: 501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN: 27-2936413
Location: Honolulu, HI
Website: pschawaii.org
On Mahalo since: May 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Maintains public tax filings and nonprofit profiles (appears in public nonprofit databases) and is listed in major nonprofit data services.

Recognized participant in local anti-trafficking networks and government working groups, including membership/participation with the Honolulu County Human Trafficking Task Force and the Hawaiʻi Department of Education sexual-violence prevention working group.

Recipient of federal and state-supported program funding streams (including Office for Victims of Crime–supported program activity) and ongoing foundation support for prevention and survivor services.

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