Anti-Slavery Day reminds us that slavery is not a relic of history, but an injustice that continues to affect millions of people across the world. It brings attention to those living under exploitation, recognises the courage of survivors and calls for renewed determination to protect the freedom and dignity of every human being. For Arise, this day goes to the heart of our mission. It is an opportunity to recognise those confronting slavery, while drawing attention to an ess

Part 3: A Voice for the Community Alongside her responsibilities for protecting and supporting people within the camp, the women leader has another important role: advocating for her community. A video outlining the vital role of an IDP Camp Women Leader in the community Camp leaders are often the link between displaced communities and the organisations that can provide support. They speak with government officials, humanitarian organisations, donors, faith-based groups and d

In ten years, Arise Foundation has directly impacted the lives of 222,870 people. Its work has reached more than 100 cities and areas, supporting frontline leaders and local organisations working in communities where the risks of modern slavery and human trafficking are greatest. Behind those numbers is a decade of extraordinary growth, but also a remarkably consistent idea: lasting change begins with the people who know their communities best. That belief has shaped Arise f