; and (B) holds the position of passenger support specialist within the Administration. (b) Duties A TSPoC shall— (1) liaise and establish relationships with service providers; and (2) upon a request made via TSA Cares or direct contact by a service provider that is eligible to receive assistance under section 4, provide air travel assistance as described in section 4. (c) Training (1) In general Not later than 30 days after the designation of a TSPoC under subsection (a), such TSPoC shall review training materials on human trafficking, trauma-informed approaches to working with survivors of sexual assault or violence, and post traumatic stress disorder made available by the Department of Homeland Security, including any such training materials made available on a website of the Department. (2) Prior training The review of training materials required by paragraph (1) shall be in addition to any prior training provided by the Administration. (d) Online information Not later than 30 days after the designation of a TSPoC under subsection (a), the airport at which such TSPoC is stationed shall publish on a publicly available website of the airport— (1) the contact information of the TSPoC; (2) information on the services provided by the TPSoC; and (3) the processes for engaging such services, including information about TSA Cares. 4. Air travel assistance for survivors of human trafficking (a) Identification assistance At the request of any service provider that is eligible to receive assistance under this section and is arranging air travel for an individual who is a survivor of human trafficking who does not have the identification documents necessary for air travel, a TPSoC shall— (1) provide to such service provider information regarding the process by which the Administration will attempt to verify the identity of such individual when the individual arrives at the screening checkpoint; (2) assist the service provider or the individual with the submission of a formal request for travel assistance via TSA Cares