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Partner with the Human Trafficking Foundation this Anti-Slavery Day and help drive action against modern slavery. 

Anti-Slavery Day is an important opportunity to raise awareness, highlight good practice and focus attention on the work that still needs to be done to prevent exploitation and support survivors. 

By partnering with us, your organisation can demonstrate its commitment to tackling modern slavery while helping bring together the people and organisations working to create lasting change. 

Partnering with the Anti-Slavery Day Awards 

Each year, the Human Trafficking Foundation hosts the Anti-Slavery Day Awards to recognise outstanding contributions to the fight against modern slavery and human trafficking. 

The Awards celebrate individuals and organisations making a difference, alongside journalists and media professionals whose reporting helps expose exploitation, improve public understanding and keep modern slavery in the public eye. Previous winners have included Sir Mo Farah, Dame Sara Thornton, Lord McColl and Julie Etchingham. 

The event is held at an invitation-only evening reception at Speaker’s House in the Houses of Parliament. It brings together senior leaders from government, Parliament, law enforcement, local authorities, charities, survivor-led and survivor-support organisations, business and the media. It is a valuable opportunity to connect with people shaping policy, improving practice and supporting survivors across the UK.  

Why partner with us? 

A partnership offers a meaningful way to show leadership on modern slavery, responsible business and social impact. 

As a partner, your organisation can: 

  • Demonstrate a clear and visible commitment to preventing exploitation and supporting survivors. 
  • Align your brand with a respected national platform for awareness, action and recognition. 
  • Build relationships with senior decision-makers and leaders from government, law enforcement, civil society, business and the media. 
  • Raise your profile through event materials, digital communications and Anti-Slavery Day activity. 
  • Help celebrate the people and organisations whose work is changing lives. 
  • Support collaboration, learning and stronger responses to modern slavery across the UK. 

Supporting Anti-Slavery Day means more than sponsoring an event. It means standing alongside survivors and the organisations working every day to prevent exploitation, improve support and ensure that modern slavery is not ignored. 

To discuss a partnership opportunity, please contact Nicola Whitehead, CEO, at nicola@humantraffickingfoundation.org