Arise

Arise is an anti-slavery NGO working across the world to protect communities from exploitation. We believe that local groups and their networks hold the key to ending slavery and human trafficking. We provide funding and training to frontline groups, build anti-slavery networks, commission relevant research, amplify frontline voices and advocate for change.

www.arisefdn.org/ Fundraise for us

info@arise.foundation

020 8748 3754

Registered charity no. 1165248

Member since February 2020

Latest News

Arise Trustee Lord Alton Modern Slavery (Amendment) Bill reaches UK House of Lords

Full story: https://www.arisefdn.org/post/arise-trustee-lord-alton-modern-slavery-amendment-bill-reaches-uk-house-of-lords

New Arab Voice Podcast ft. Arise: Moved, abused and forgotten: Trafficking in the Middle East

Arise Director Luke de Pulford joins the New Arab Voice to discuss human trafficking in the Middle East.

Listen at: https://english.alaraby.co.uk/analysis/human-trafficking-middle-east

Trapped and targeted by the Taliban: The Hazaras of Afghanistan

Arise Trustee Lord Alton appeals for protection for the Hazaras - a Shia minority trapped in Afghanistan and targeted by the Taliban because of their faith.

Watch at https://vimeo.com/604811023

About us

MISSION:

Arise is working to prevent slavery and human trafficking in some of the worst affected areas in the world.

We believe that local groups and their networks are a hugely powerful, but marginalised and underdeveloped, resource in the fight against slavery.

We provide support to frontline organisations and their networks, through strategic grant giving, direct partnership, training and capacity building. We work with them, leading thought leaders and universities to conduct research into the effectiveness of their models. We amplify their voices within the human rights and policy communities and advocate for change.

PROGRAMMES/ PROJECTS OVERVIEW:

Arise’s focus is long-term prevention work in source communities. We believe that frontline organisations and their networks hold the key to preventing slavery. To support them effectively, we have designed an innovative approach that combines direct activities and capacity building with strategic grant giving.