18 October
Anti-Slavery Day
It takes an army to combat modern slavery.
Thousands are being held in modern slavery in communities across the UK right now. Many are hidden in plain sight, silenced by fear or unaware that support is available.
Each one of us can play our part in helping to end modern slavery. In being able to recognise the signs of modern slavery and knowing how to respond safely, you could help someone find the support they need.
- Explore our guide to discovering practical ways you can help.
Watch the video below to learn how to spot the signs.
Find out how you can stand in solidarity with survivors this Anti-Slavery Day (18 October) and beyond.
The Salvation Army's International Positional Statement on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking.
Latest news and features
Anti-slavery student advocates: Turning a desire for justice into positive action
7 Dec 2022 | Interview, Modern slavery
Jo Taylor tells George Tanton about how student advocates will help the Army’s fight against modern slavery.
Army sees 15 per cent increase in modern slavery referrals
13 Oct 2022 | Feature, Modern slavery
As the annual report on the Army’s modern slavery response is released, Salvationists are encouraged to take a stand.
Mentoring survivors of modern slavery: ‘My faith empowers and teaches me’
5 Oct 2022 | Feature, War Cry
Emily Bright finds out how mentors are helping modern slavery survivors to thrive.
Hidden in plain sight: An update on our modern slavery response
23 Sep 2022 | Feature, Modern slavery
Ivan Radford explores the current challenges facing the Army’s Anti-Trafficking and Modern Slavery Unit.
Modern slavery: Giving survivors a voice in public policy
11 May 2022 | Feature, Modern slavery
Captain Marion Rouffet highlights the biblical basis for the Army’s response to modern slavery.