‘Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.’
1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 NIVResponding to modern slavery and human trafficking is woven into The Salvation Army’s DNA.
What began 140 years ago as a local response to the sexual exploitation of women and girls has since evolved into a global strategy committed to dismantling modern slavery and human trafficking.
Watch our video to learn more about Clinton’s story, a key member of the local Salvation Army anti-human trafficking team.
Special thanks and additional credits to The Salvation Army United Kingdom and Ireland Territory.
The Salvation Army International Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Response Impact Report 2023
The Salvation Army International Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Response Impact Report 2024
Faith-Based Facilitation is a way of helping people think, talk, explore and respond to issues in the light of faith.
A downloadable map showing countries in which The Salvation Army is at work.
Driven by poverty, conflict, persecution – and the global demand for cheap goods, labour and sex – modern slavery and human trafficking are thriving worldwide. Yes, even in your own community.
Victims often can’t ask for help. They rely on others – on