Our clients

Our support is based around the individual needs, strengths, likes, history and hopes of each survivor. Support length and design is based on the individual.

Our volunteers

We value the unique input of every person who volunteers whether that is sewing skills, a passion for Mum’s and toddlers, professional training in social care or time to give.

Our staff

We create a safe atmosphere where staff can be themselves and talk about how they feel and think. We aim to create a supportive environment that considers individual well being.

Empowerment is the essential value behind every action of the Snowdrop Project. Making decisions and choices for ourselves is often something we take for granted but for many of the people we work with this basic right has been stolen. Snowdrop seeks to support those who have had their freedom taken away to live again; we advocate for social change and we give voice to those still trapped in slavery today.

One organisation cannot end slavery alone. We recognise the benefit of working with local authorities, the government and other NGOs to see as many people as possible set free and empowered to live new lives. We are committed to co-working and sharing knowledge to develop the most effective support for survivors of trafficking in the UK and beyond.

Find more information about working in partnership with us.

We want everyone who comes in to contact with us to know where they stand and how we operate. We are committed to transparency in our accounting, HR and operations. We want every aspect of our operations from our volunteer t-shirts, to our banking, to the coffee in our office to reflect our stance against slavery.

Snowdrop Project is founded on the values and vision of Jesus who went to those who were marginalised and in need to bring comfort and restoration. We are not a proselytising organisation and the staff and volunteers come from a variety of faith and non-faith backgrounds. But we all believe that no person should be left isolated or vulnerable to exploitation and are committed to demonstrating real compassion to the people and communities we encounter.

The Snowdrop Project is proud to be one of the first charities to provide long-term support in the UK. We are committed to doing this to a high standard through a culture of shared learning and development. We want to continue to improve the support we offer, particularly from the input of beneficiaries. We have a quarterly ‘Have your say’ group to take new ideas and feedback from our clients. We also value learning from other services, policy makers and academics about ideas we can trial to complement our work. We recognise the importance of research and seek to provide ongoing evaluation of the impact of our service.