Katy fled from violence with her two young children. They are now recovering in one of our family safe houses, and looking ahead towards a safe future.

In an independent evaluation by Trauma Treatment International (TTI), our service has been awarded a rating of ‘trauma transformative’.

‘In trying to stop other people from being trafficked and exploited, I myself became trafficked and exploited.’ Linda bravely shares her story in this powerful short film. 

Our lmpact Report for 2023/24 is out now. It contains our key achievements and numbers, as well as stories from some of the amazing women we work with.

Linda’s story of violence, cruelty and exploitation spans more than 20 years. Read her incredible story of strength and survival.

To mark World Day Against Trafficking 2024, one of our support workers, Maya, took over our comms with a ‘diary of a support worker’.

We’re proud to introduce our brilliant Survivor Advisory Board, who have just celebrated their first year with Ella’s!

We have a new safe house opening very soon, providing two more rooms for survivors of trafficking and other forms of violence. In addition, there are two more flats in the pipeline.

Maria’s son is gay, which is an offence in the country where she was born. She stood by him, which led to her being abused, outcast and eventually trafficked into sexual exploitation. ‘Pride is…a sign of hope,’ she says.

Join us for an International Women’s Day event to celebrate the power of women being heard across sectors, discuss obstacles and share solutions.

Our lmpact Report for 2022/23 is out now, full of highlights, stories and insights into our work with survivors.

Our latest free charity places in RIDE-London, Brighton Marathon and MORE. Join us and change lives in 2024.

Please take 30 seconds to vote for Ella’s in this free poll, and help generate extra donations for us this December.

We were honoured with a WIN at this year’s Anti-Slavery Day Awards!

Slavery still exists, a powerful spoken word by Dai Woolridge to mark Anti Slavery Day 2023. Plus, the latest campaign from the Coalition to Stop Slavery.

We’ve been shortlisted in this year’s Anti-Slavery Day Awards, with two of our team members nominated by survivors.

A piece by Co-Director Emily Chalke written for London Community Foundation, to mark World Day Against Trafficking in Persons 2023.

A chance to hear from award-winning Director and friend of Ella’s, John Strickland, on taking stories from script to screen.

Read our signed letter to Rishi Sunak asking him to withdraw the Illegal Migration Bill and take action today.

A poem by survivors of trafficking and violence, to mark International Women’s Day 2023.