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4worldlovers: Casework and befriending helps remove the many barriers that human trafficking survivors face and provides support with housing, benefits, ongoing police investigations, legal issues, social integration, mental health, family reunification and more. Support for victims of human trafficking can last from a few months to several years, depending on the needs of the person.

Professional one-to-one counselling and therapeutic group relaxation sessions and activities help each client cope with the psychological impact of being a survivor of human trafficking. Victims of trafficking can also learn coping techniques for everyday life, such as help with sleep, depression, anxiety and flashbacks.

Community Activities help modern slavery survivors reintegrate into the community and provide a safe and welcoming space for individuals to learn new skills, make friends and improve wellbeing. We offer dance lessons, sewing classes, toddler groups and ESOL classes weekly, and one-off workshops and cultural celebrations throughout the year.

Having a safe and comfortable home is an essential part of recovery and a survivor's wellbeing. We help clean, paint and furnish houses. The trafficking survivor is at the heart of decisions, from choosing the paint to the colour of the bedding; sometimes, this is the first choice they've been allowed to make in life.

We are stronger when we work together. Snowdrop offers tailored training sessions to organisations, NGOs and local authorities run by professionals in the anti-trafficking sectors. The more people who know about how to spot the signs of slavery and support survivors, the more people can be free and empowered to live new lives.

Tackling trafficking cuts across many sectors: policing, local authority, public health, immigration, education, third sector, mental health. Necessary policy and practice change cannot happen in isolation. We are passionate about campaigning for fair and equal access to tailored support for all survivors regardless of postcode, circumstance, age or nationality.

Sophie was trafficked for 6 years from the age of 13 for the purpose of sexual exploitation.

Sophie is a valued volunteer and fundraiser at the Snowdrop Project and passionate about raising awareness of trafficking.

Sophie says, “Through this crime everything was taken from me, my control, my dignity, my future, my voice. I became hidden, from the years of 2005- 2013 I was a statistic, a number within the figure of “potential victims of Trafficking within the UK”.