We are pleased to share that the Snowdrop Project contributed evidence to the Home Affairs Committee’s inquiry into human trafficking.
You can read our written evidence , which highlights which highlights the intricate support needs of survivors and emphasises the significance of long-term holistic support for their recovery and prevention of further harm
This has been a big piece of work, spearheaded by Snowdrop’s Training, Policy and Research Lead Rachel Dale. It compiles anonymised case studies, statistics and opinions of our staff on the ground to make recommendations as to how support systems can be improved. We remain hopeful that the evidence submitted by anti-trafficking organisations working firsthand with survivors will be utilised to drive positive change, improve systems and enhance support for survivors of human trafficking.
The Committee is currently examining the evidence and will publish their report soon – we will keep you updated with any further news.
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