Caritas Bakhita House is proud to support the launch of Decade of Dignity: A Strategic Vision for Eradicating Modern Slavery in the UK – a major new report setting out a ten-year roadmap to tackle exploitation, strengthen survivor support, and restore the UK’s leadership in the fight against modern slavery.
Produced by a coalition of leading anti-slavery organisations, the report warns that the UK has become a “low risk, high reward” environment for traffickers and exploiters, with fragmented systems and inconsistent support leaving survivors vulnerable. It calls for urgent national action built around four priorities: stronger corporate accountability, a tougher justice response, long-term survivor recovery, and a joined-up strategy to protect children from exploitation.
At a time when more people are being identified as potential victims of modern slavery across the UK, Decade of Dignity is a timely call for coordinated leadership, practical reform and hope for a future free from exploitation.
As a signatory to the report, Caritas Bakhita House welcomes this ambitious vision for change. The report’s emphasis on long-term recovery and survivor-centred support closely reflects the work of Caritas Bakhita House, where women are empowered through tailored care, community, education and pathways to independence.
To read the report in full, click here
