Freedom through their eyes
Through their eyes, you can see what’s possible. Through your support, we can make it happen.
Help survivors of exploitation find freedom and create a future with safety, dignity and independence.
Your donation will be doubled from 15 October – 15 November.
When you think of recovery and justice, what do you see?
An estimated 50 million people are living in modern slavery globally.
Of trafficking victims detected globally, 38% are children and 54% are women and girls.
Criminals make an estimated $236 billion in annual profits from forced labour.
Behind every statistic is a person whose freedom has been stolen. To understand the true impact of exploitation, we must see it through their eyes.
Freedom from exploitation is only the beginning of a survivor’s journey. Recovery is rarely linear. It takes consistent, specialist support and trusted relationships that help survivors regain control, rebuild their lives and pursue justice. Yet too many people are left to navigate this journey without the support they need.
Our Victim Navigators provide bespoke, specialist support for survivors, helping them access the care and services they need, understand their rights and move forward with dignity.
We join forces with survivors, governments, police, prosecutors and global partners to ensure survivors are heard, cared for and receive the justice they deserve.
Looking through the lens: Behind the promise of love
Cara* was one of eight survivors our Navigators stood alongside throughout one of Scotland’s most significant modern slavery prosecutions of 2025, which saw five people convicted of trafficking women for sexual exploitation.
Her exploiters groomed her using the ‘Loverboy’ tactic, drawing her into what she believed was a romantic relationship before coercing her into sexual activity. They supplied her with crack cocaine and alcohol, exploiting her growing addiction to control her and trap her in a cycle of abuse.
Cara’s freedom was taken from her. But with our support has rebuilt her life. Read her story here.
Stories
Looking through the lens: Behind the promise of love
Cara* was one of eight survivors our Navigators stood alongside throughout one of Scotland’s most significant modern slavery prosecutions of 2025, which saw five people convicted of trafficking women for sexual exploitation.
Her exploiters groomed her using the ‘Loverboy’ tactic, drawing her into what she believed was a romantic relationship before coercing her into sexual activity. They supplied her with crack cocaine and alcohol, exploiting her growing addiction to control her and trap her in a cycle of abuse.
Cara’s freedom was taken from her. But with our support has rebuilt her life. Read her story here.
What Navigators see
For a survivor, recovery is incredibly challenging. It is the little things that support them to rebuild – a walk around a shopping centre, a peaceful space in a garden, freedom to travel as and how they please. Our Navigators support them through all of these simple but important things, and so much more…
Navigators share more from the lens they work through. Read more here.
More than 122,000 people are estimated to be victims of modern slavery in the UK, and the ‘lover boy’ technique experienced by Cara is regularly used to groom and exploit women.
Recognising the importance of lived experience, we work alongside survivors to who play a vital role in supporting their peers and shaping programme development to strengthen the quality of survivor care.
At Justice & Care, we empower individuals, families and communities impacted by modern slavery to live in freedom, we pursue those responsible for trafficking and create change at scale.
See what they see. Join forces to end modern slavery. Donate today.
Your Impact So Far
‘I am so grateful that I have been given this opportunity to be a voice for survivors, to help improve services and to hopefully make a difference to other people on their journey.
I never believed I’d be standing here today, telling my truth and sharing my story. The girl I was in 2022 would never believe the woman I’ve become in 2026. I have rebuilt my life.’
Will you join forces with us to end modern slavery?
Your generosity will support all areas of our work, enabling us to accelerate our strategic programmes and transform the lives of survivors globally.
How are donations doubled?
It is thanks to our generous partners that we are able to match fund donations.
All donations* will be doubled from October 15 – November 15. If you sign up to give regularly your gifts for the next 12 months will also be doubled.
*Up to £100,000
**Name changed to protect identity
Other ways to give
Justice and Care’s UK bank details are:
Account Number – 41897667
Sort Code – 402044
Account Name – JUSTICE AND CARE
Bank – HSBC
If you prefer to pay by cheque, including CAF cheques, please post them to:
Justice and Care
Suite 139
210 Upper Richmond Road
London
SW15 6NP
What will you do for freedom? We are so inspired and thankful when people choose to fundraise for FREEDOM.
Our amazing supporters have run marathons, pledged their birthdays, swum across lakes, cooked curries and so much more!
Find out moreJustice and Care is a registered non-profit in the United States and honored to accept your tax deductible donation. Please contact our US team at info@justiceandcareus.org and we will be happy to provide guidance for your gift.
Text “DONOR” to 70085 to give £5 a month. Texts cost your £5 donation amount plus two standard network rate messages.
To give a one-off £5 gift, text “JUSTICE 5” to 70085
Justice & Care is honoured to receive your donation through your Donor Advised Fund.
You can also donate using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies using the form below:
If you are a UK taxpayer we can make your donation go even further thanks to GiftAid. For every £1 you donate, we are able to claim a further 25p off the UK Government.
Gift Aid DeclarationPayroll Giving, also known as Give As You Earn, is an easy, tax-efficient way of donating through your salary.
With Payroll Giving you can donate to Justice and Care straight from your gross salary (before tax is deducted) giving immediate tax relief on your donations. Anyone who pays UK tax through PAYE can donate through Payroll Giving.
Speak with your employer to find out whether they offer Payroll Giving. If they do, they will arrange your donation through your salary for you.
If your employer does not currently offer Payroll Giving, you can write to them and encourage them to set one up. To set up a Payroll Giving scheme, your organisation will need to register with an approved Payroll Giving agency.
Leaving a gift in your will is priceless. It allows us to continue to empower individuals, families and communities impacted by modern slavery. Get in touch to speak to one of our team about leaving a legacy gift.
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Justice and Care’s UK bank details are:
Account Number – 41897667
Sort Code – 402044
Account Name – JUSTICE AND CARE
Bank – HSBC
-
If you prefer to pay by cheque, including CAF cheques, please post them to:
Justice and Care
Suite 139
210 Upper Richmond Road
London
SW15 6NP
-
What will you do for freedom? We are so inspired and thankful when people choose to fundraise for FREEDOM.
Our amazing supporters have run marathons, pledged their birthdays, swum across lakes, cooked curries and so much more!
-
Justice and Care is a registered non-profit in the United States and honored to accept your tax deductible donation. Please contact our US team at info@justiceandcareus.org and we will be happy to provide guidance for your gift.
-
Text “DONOR” to 70085 to give £5 a month. Texts cost your £5 donation amount plus two standard network rate messages.
To give a one-off £5 gift, text “JUSTICE 5” to 70085
-
Justice & Care is honoured to receive your donation through your Donor Advised Fund.
You can also donate using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies using the form below:
-
If you are a UK taxpayer we can make your donation go even further thanks to GiftAid. For every £1 you donate, we are able to claim a further 25p off the UK Government.
-
Payroll Giving, also known as Give As You Earn, is an easy, tax-efficient way of donating through your salary.
With Payroll Giving you can donate to Justice and Care straight from your gross salary (before tax is deducted) giving immediate tax relief on your donations. Anyone who pays UK tax through PAYE can donate through Payroll Giving.
Speak with your employer to find out whether they offer Payroll Giving. If they do, they will arrange your donation through your salary for you.
If your employer does not currently offer Payroll Giving, you can write to them and encourage them to set one up. To set up a Payroll Giving scheme, your organisation will need to register with an approved Payroll Giving agency.
-
Leaving a gift in your will is priceless. It allows us to continue to empower individuals, families and communities impacted by modern slavery. Get in touch to speak to one of our team about leaving a legacy gift.