We have charity places in the London Marathon and Hackney Half. Please join team Ella’s and run for survivors this year.

Contact your MP now to challenge the Nationality and Borders Bill, and help protect survivors.

Marie was trafficked to the UK when she was just a child. At Ella’s, she found the care and respect she deserves, and began her journey of recovery.

Emina was trafficked to the UK and hurt in many ways. She describes Ella’s as ‘like a hug’, and has come so far during her time with us.

Our latest Impact Report is out now, and there is so much to celebrate.

Our new Community and Resettlement service is just one of the changes we’ve made to strengthen our work, in the last year.

Take action this Anti-Slavery Day (2021) to ensure UK Government listens to survivors, learns and acts.

The government has announced that universal credit will be cut this month (October 2021) despite the increasing cost of living. Please take action today.

Meet the three brilliant people running the London Marathon 2021 for Ella’s.

Mental health is a huge aspect of our among survivors. It’s crucial for our staff too, and for you. Here are some self care tips and tools from our team and the women we work with.

It’s been difficult at times, but there is so much to be thankful for. One year on from the start of the first UK coronavirus lockdown, here’s a look at what it’s been like at Ella’s.

Ella’s is part of a group called Free for good, calling on the Government to take urgent action to support survivors of modern slavery. Please add your voice by contacting your MP today.

Join us by being part of Choose to Challenge, a feel-good, high impact campaign to mark International Women’s Day and raise support for survivors of modern slavery.

This amazing nine-year-old wrote a book about her experiences during covid-19 and is donating the royalties to Ella’s. Her story made it onto ITV News and into the local paper. Meet Olive.

It’s been five years since the opening of Ella’s’ first safe house. Read about some of our first and current residents, and the impact we’ve had so far.

Halimot was just nine years old when she was trafficked from Africa to Europe. Read her inspiring story of strength and recovery.

This amazing Black Lives Matter cupcake was decorated by Marie during our event to mark Black History Month.

Ella’s started work in 2014, originally named Ella’s Home. We changed our name to Ella’s in 2019 and relaunched our look and feel in October 2020.

This story ends in a beautiful place. But to understand Lucia’s story, we must start at the beginning when she went through some traumatic times.

Linh is a survivor of trafficking. Today she is building a safe life for her children and is a help and inspiration for others. Linh has overcome so much to get to this point – here’s her story.