Crime and Justice Charities That specialise in Trafficking and modern slavery

Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX) works towards responses to trafficking for labour exploitation that are not only effective in ending exploitation, but also prioritise the needs and voices of trafficked persons and their human rights.FLEX seeks to achieve this through research, advocacy, and capacity building to promote victim-centred responses to trafficking for labour exploitation.

Snowdrop Project exists to empower survivors of human trafficking to live lives that are no longer defined by their past and we work to reduce the risk of those vulnerable to this crime.We provide support to survivors through 1:1 caseworking, befriending and community activities to empower survivors to live independently.

Supporting women survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery to achieve the goal of complete and sustainable freedom. Adhering to best practices in coaching, facilitation and training to renew survivor confidence, purpose, and employability. Providing workshops, coaching, access to vocational work placements, internships, volunteer opportunities, training, and formal education.

We are a leading children's rights organisation working against the commercial sexual exploitation of children in the UK and on its international aspects. In particular, we focus on the protection of trafficked children and children exploited in tourism and the prevention of such crimes.

Religious and Community activitiesHelping to alleviate the major problems and issues confronting people in the UK such as Human Trafficking, Abuse of Human rights, Justice issues, Racial and Gender discrimination, Socio -psychological problems, lack of community life, organisational co-operation and support system within and among huge majority of migrantss.

Child Rescue Nepal, formally the Esther Benjamins Trust, cares for children rescued from trafficking and slavery. It provides care and rehabilitation to children unable to return to their families and ongoing support to reunited families. Vocational & life skills training are also provided for older children.It also prevents trafficking by strengthening schools and educating communities.

Sebby's Corner believes no child should go without the basic essentials they need to thrive. We support families living in poverty, families in temporary accommodation, women and their children who have fled domestic abuse, refugees, asylum seekers and victims of modern slavery and human trafficking.

THE RELIEF OF ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM OF THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING TRADE OR SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY FACILITATING THE PROVISION OF SAFE HOUSING, COUNSELLING, FINANCIAL SUPPORT, LEGAL ADVICE AND MEDICAL TREATMENT.TO ADVANCE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT EDUCATION AND AWARENESS ABOUT THE PLIGHT OF THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN TRAFFICKED AND EXPLOITED.

Combatting modern slavery and human trafficking

Santa Marta Group is a human rights charity, rooted in the Catholic Church, working with people of all faiths and none, which recognises the structural nature of modern slavery and human trafficking and works to end it. It seeks to mobilise the energies and commitment of law enforcement and civil society to eradicate modern slavery and human trafficking.

Promote Christian beliefs though engaging with the local community via community cafe, sports ministry, community choirs, involvement in the local prisons and alpha courses. A range of Sunday services covering all age groups and needs. Support other charities in relief of poverty and prevent people trafficking in other countries.

To provide temporary housing for homeless refused asylum seekers in Nottingham while they prepare to submit fresh claims for asylum or access Section 4 accommodation; and to combat homelessness among those, mostly single people, recently granted asylum or refugee status. Additionally to provide supported housing to survivors of modern slavery and/or human trafficking from emergency referrals.

Kahaila is a Christian charity, church & cafe on Brick Lane. Kahaila builds community, offering church services, supper clubs, arts events, and more. Kahaila is committed to making a positive social impact. Kahaila's Women's Projects provide accommodation for survivors of sex trafficking, training & employment and life skills courses in a woman's prison & the community.

Kalayaan provides support, legal advice and advocacy services to migrant domestic workers. Services include advice on immigration and employment rights, emergency accommodation, English classes and support to victims of trafficking for domestic servitude. In addition, Kalayaan advocates for the rights of migrant domestic workers and works to improve the legislative environment around them.

West Midlands Anti-Slavery Network unites and enables partner organisations to work in collaboration to end modern slavery, human trafficking and exploitation. We do this by identifying gaps, influencing change and facilitating solutions in order to protect and advocate for the vulnerable in society.

The A21 Campaign is about abolishing injustice, in particular human trafficking, through Prevention, Prosecution, Protection and Partnerships with government and other agencies. Prevention initiatives inform the next generation to save them from becoming victims. Prosecution halts injustice now. Protection of those who have been trafficked is through our Crisis Shelters and Transition Programs.

Direct support for street children in Nepal to enable them to attend school rather than begging or forced labour. Support for Nuns and Monks arriving from Tibet - 50 on average per month. Creating new classrooms in India for Tibetan children; after 3 years the Government takes over the running costs. Offer scholarships to students and support families to enable them to buy food.

THE PROMOTION OF THE EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF CHARITIES AND THE EFFECTIVE USE OF CHARITABLE RESOURCES FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN SUCH AS PARTS OF THE WORLD AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL DETERMINE THROUGH THE PROVISION OF PREDICTIVE ANTI-POACHING TECHNOLOGY, AND OTHER TECHNICAL ANALYTICAL CAPABILITIES TO ASSIST WITH THE INVESTIGATION OF POACHING AND ILLEGAL TRAFFICKING ACTIVITIES.

Our Sansar is a UK-based non-governmental organisation working to provide education, welfare and shelter to the most disadvantaged children in Nepal for whom little or no help is forthcoming. At the moment we are focusing on programmes in Province 2: 1)Street Children Programme; 2) EmpowerHER Programme; 3) End to Child Labour; 4) End to Child Marriage; 5) Set up of local Social Enterprises

Refugee Women Connect, previously known as MRANG, is set up to support women asylum-seekers, refugees and survivors of trafficking. We run an extensive outreach programme with weekly drop-ins where women can access a range of emotional and practical support and activities. We run an additional support group for perinatal women and a self-esteem support group. We also offer one-to-one casework.

We aim to provide direct psychological assistance to those persons who suffer from psychological trauma as a result of their, or members of their families, having been subjected to torture; human trafficking and slavery and armed conflict. We also aim to assist indirectly by working with those organisations that provide the above populations with social, psychological, medical or legal services.

Just-Ice Poynton operates an ice cream cafe in Poynton, Cheshire which supports survivors of modern slavery through employment and training.

Relief of poverty for victims of Modern-Day Slavery and Human Trafficking or those at risk of being trafficked by; -a) Supplying products to meet their daily needs.b) Providing essentials for new-born babies and pregnant women.c) Promoting awareness of Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery.d) Providing education, advice and information.e) Providing emotional & life skill advice.

Rebuild Project exists to support & assist individuals who have experienced human trafficking, modern slavery and exploitation to rebuild their lives free from exploitation. We work with individuals aged 17 and above and their families by providing 1:1 casework, advocacy, wellbeing & group work support to assist them to rebuild their lives and embrace a hope filled future.

We train, equip and support hosts and work in partnership with local communities across the UK to provide safe and stable accommodation for survivors of modern slavery vulnerable to homelessness. We work in partnership with professional partner agencies who support the survivor and Hope at Home support the hosts.