£5 a month could pay for a befriender to go for coffee with a survivor to talk about their week. It could also cover travel for a survivor to attend weekly community activities. This may seem small but friendships such as this help reduce isolation and form healthy relationships.

Just £13 a month could fund therapeutic support through our professional counselling service. Trauma Counselling helps our clients deal with the psychological impact of being a survivor of human trafficking.

Help make a house a home. £27 a month could enable us to paint, clean and furnish a home so a survivor of human trafficking can begin to rebuild their life.

£58 a month could provide a survivor with tailored 1:1 support, through the training and supervision of highly trained volunteer caseworkers who individually assist survivors to help them make a fresh start.

£5 could buy a child a birthday cake which we celebrate during Toddler Group. A small but memorable gift for any child.

£15 could pay for a month of learning resources for Toddler Group. The group helps to prepare young children for their first steps into school and provide them with basic English language skills.

£45 could pay for an English class for up to 26 women to attend, ensuring language is not a barrier for survivors to move on. Confidence and competency in English allows survivors to engage in their community and form friendships helping reduce social isolation. It also opens doors for further education and employment in the UK.

£100 could provide 6 months worth of material for our weekly sewing class. Sewing classes provide the opportunity to learn new practical skills, they encourage freedom of expression through design and creation of products, and can also be a calming activity for those suffering with anxiety or depression.