Social intervention services for Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking include targeted programs to help prevent abuse from occurring, such as youth leadership programs, pad distribution, and other services to protect children from sexual abuse and human trafficking. These programs are designed to empower young people, increase their awareness of the risks of abuse and exploitation, and provide them with the resources they need to protect themselves. Additionally, social intervention services are available to help victims of domestic violence, and human trafficking escape their situations and receive the support they need. These services can include crisis intervention, advocacy, counseling, and legal assistance.