Nomi Network Dallas
At Nomi Network, we believe every young person deserves a future free from exploitation. Human trafficking is driven by economic vulnerability. Economic opportunity is how we prevent it.
Over 17 years, Nomi Network has provided trauma-informed workforce development, case management, and resilience-building services to 28,000 women and girls across 42 sites globally, reaching 307,000 through prevention and education.
In 2021, we launched our Dallas program at the Letot Center, filling a critical gap in services for youth transitioning out of the juvenile justice system. In 2024, we signed a three-year agreement with Dallas County Juvenile Department to expand services countywide and opened a new office near Love Field Airport to better serve youth across North Texas. Today, we serve young people ages 13 to 24 facing foster care, juvenile justice involvement, housing instability, and economic hardship.
What We Do
We meet young people where they are and help them take their next step, whether that means returning to school, preparing for a first job, or accessing essential resources. Our team works alongside youth, parents, and caregivers to build individualized pathways toward stability and opportunity. We also train North Texas employers in trauma-informed hiring, ensuring workplaces are ready to support young people when they are ready to work.
Our approach includes one-on-one case management, academic support, social-emotional skills building, career exploration, job readiness training, and referrals to trusted community partners.