Seek Justice and Reconciliation

• Provide space for outreach, reach-In or mentoring meetings - There is a need for corps and centres to provide rooms on a regular basis and for case workers to meet with a survivor living in community in a confidential and neutral space.

• Hospitality and social activity - Support those case worker meetings with hospitality and social activity run by volunteers.

• Collaborative working between corps and safe houses - Support a safe house or outreach service to enable survivors to participate in activities or events happening in your local context.

• Awareness Raising - Hold an awareness raising or fundraising event.

• Gifts in kind - Facilitate the provision of welcome packs.

• Charity Shops - Provide volunteer opportunities for survivors to work in charity shops.

All volunteers will receive specialised training and regular support for any of the following roles:

• Volunteering as a first responder -First responders assist the Anti-Trafficking and Modern Slavery Unit by arranging and undertaking NRM (National Referral Mechanism) interviews with potential victims of modern slavery.

• Volunteering as a driver/chaperone -Drivers and chaperones assist The Salvation Army Modern Slavery Team by accompanying potential victims of modern slavery and human trafficking from a place of rescue to a place of safety. Current roles are available here.

• Volunteering as a mentor - This role offers an opportunity for individuals to be part of a programme to mentor a survivor of modern slavery.

• Volunteering as a youth advocate -This role is to raise awareness amongst young people.

• Fundraise for Survivor Support Fund - You can find our more about how to donate to the Survivors Support Fund.

• Support children’s understanding through school assemblies.

• Support teenagers’ understanding through school assemblies.

• RE Citizenship resources on the theme.

• Resource cards to inspire teens and pre-teens to take action.