Challenging injustice
We care deeply about survivors of trafficking and exploitation, and we want to see a world where these crimes are not tolerated.
That’s why we speak out strongly against the injustices and system failures that hold back survivors’ recovery, or led to them being exploited in the first place.
Campaigning
We support campaigns and initiatives nationally and globally to tackle issues of exploitation and improve the lives of survivors. We are active in the anti-trafficking sector, and are committed to working with others to see change.
On a local level, we challenge authorities and services when we need to, and support those we work with to do the same. We work closely with others such as the police and social services to see traffickers, and others who exploit people, caught and brought to justice.
You’ll find any current campaigns in the stories and news part of this site.
Sharing knowledge
We work with ally organisations and partners across the anti-trafficking sector to share the knowledge and experience we gain working with survivors. In this way, we help make the scale and impact of trafficking visible, as well as promote best practice in helping survivors.
“If you are strong yourself, you can show other people how to be strong. When I speak with someone from Ella’s and they show their strength, I feel like I can also be strong.”