; (2) assist the service provider or the individual with the submission of a formal request for travel assistance via TSA Cares; and (3) act as a liaison between the National Vetting Center, other personnel of the Administration involved in the vetting process, and the individual to ensure that the individual— (A) understands the vetting process; and (B) is treated in a trauma-informed manner. (b) Eligible non-Profit service providers A service provider shall be eligible to receive assistance under this section, if such service provider has provided to the TSPoC— (1) not fewer than 30 days prior to submitting a request for assistance under this section, information with respect to such service provider, including— (A) the name of the service provider; (B) the physical address of the main office or principal place of business of the service provider; (C) the telephone number of the service provider; (D) the website, if available, of the service provider; and (E) the employer identification number of the service provider; and (2) confirmation that the service provider— (A) is actively assisting an individual who the service provider, in the professional judgment of the service provider, has reasonably determined to be a survivor of human trafficking; (B) has assessed the travel needs of the individual; (C) has or will purchase an airline ticket for the individual, if necessary; (D) has arranged for a family member of the individual, a representative of a service provider, or another individual to meet the individual at the destination airport; (E) with respect to any minor receiving assistance from such service provider, is aware of and will comply with all relevant airline policies regarding travel for unaccompanied minors, including by— (i) paying any fees required by such airline; and (ii) ensuring that a responsible party greets the minor at the arrival gate of the destination airport