Our purpose

To improve the evidence-based care in the field of mental health and human trafficking, contribute to making mental health services accessible to all, and connect global experts to create education and training opportunities on how to prevent human trafficking and how to best support survivors and frontline workers.

Our vision

A world where every person is free and safe, and where survivors of human trafficking and frontline workers have access to long-term, compassionate, and equitable mental health care—supported by a global community committed to holistic healing and removing barriers to care.

Our values

Survivor-Centered Care:

Prioritising the unique needs, strengths, and voices of survivors in all aspects of service delivery.

Equity and Inclusion:

All individuals, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, or other factors, have equal access to care and support.

Collaboration

Fostering strong relationships with other organisations, community members, and government agencies to create a unified front against human trafficking and its consequences.

Empowerment

Supporting survivors in their journeys of healing and recovery, empowering them to make choices about their own lives and futures.

Compassion & Dignity

Treating all individuals with respect, kindness, and understanding, recognising the trauma they have experienced.

Confidentiality & Trust

Maintaining the utmost confidentiality and trust in all interactions with survivors and frontline workers.

Innovation & Excellence

Continuously seeking to improve the quality and effectiveness of services through research, training, and the implementation of best practices.

Sustainability

Building a strong and sustainable organisation that can continue to provide vital services to survivors and frontline workers for years to come.

Transparecy

Maintaining full transparency is crucial to build trust and sustainability. Every year we release an annual report with the finance statement.