Salvation Army Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Response
International Day of Prayer for Human Trafficking 2023— Beyond the Dark
The Salvation Army is deeply committed to responding to modern slavery and human trafficking (MSHT). We have a theological and historical mandate and we believe prayer is the foundation and a unique way of responding to a world free from exploitation.
Every year, the fourth Sunday in September is set aside as the International Day of Prayer for Human Trafficking. It provides an important focal point for prayer to support people experiencing and who experienced trafficking and those working with survivors. This is a day for the Salvation Army and friends around the world to lift their voices and corporately cry out for justice and freedom.
Please join us on Sunday, September 24, 2023, in reflecting and participating in this year’s International Day of Prayer for Human Trafficking.
Salvation Army Correctional and Justice Services London and Area is part of the overall Canada and Bermuda Territorial fight against modern slavery and human trafficking. We strive to work towards the Territorial Strategy which includes:
Focusing on four key areas in the fight against modern slavery and human trafficking. Here is our Strategy...
- Awareness and Training
- Prevention and Outreach
- Survivor Services and Recovery
- Partnership and Advocacy
Resources:
Territorial SA Justice MSHT Response Webpage: www.salvationist.ca/trafficking
Beyond The Dark: https://www.salvationarmy.org/isjc/beyond-the-dark
Salvationist: https://www.salvationist.ca
If you or someone you know may be a victim of human trafficking, call Canada’s National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-833-900-1010
Contact
Aura Burditt, BA, Certificate Restorative Justice,
Outreach Worker
Chair – Ontario Southwest Regional Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Committee
Phone:
519-432-9553 ext. 5
Cell:
519-870-9553
Aureade.burditt@salvationarmy.ca