by Sally Irwin | Mar 1, 2019 | Blog, Ending Modern Slavery, Survivor News, Uncategorized
Well it has been a flying start to 2019. There is so much to do! I am not sure I will ever feel undaunted by the responsibility on our shoulders helping victims of modern slavery recover from their trauma, navigating their daily problems and helping them try to see a... 
by Kirrily Weatherstone | Jan 31, 2019 | Blog, Ending Modern Slavery, Uncategorized
In our last update we shared the incredible news that the much-anticipated and long-overdue Modern Slavery Act had finally been passed. In case you missed it, the law now requires large businesses to be transparent about the ways in which they are actively working to... 
by Aurelie Hervet | Jan 28, 2019 | Blog, Ending Modern Slavery, Uncategorized
What a better way to end a busy week than a Speakeasy Jazz night?! Turned into a New York club from prohibition times, our venue of Waterloo was the place to be last Friday night! Jazz lovers definitely got their fix with the incredible performance of the Syd’Side... by Aurelie Hervet | Nov 17, 2018 | Blog, Ending Modern Slavery, Uncategorized
2018 will go down in history as the year Australia took a stand against slavery. Two major legislations have passed through Government and they will impact how we do business in Australia. 1. The National Modern Slavery Bill passed the Senate and the House of... by Aurelie Hervet | Nov 3, 2018 | Blog, Ending Modern Slavery, Uncategorized
By Sally Irwin We have received two grants to expand our school interstate. 100Women and Westpac have supported us to make this happen. It will start small, with a handful of survivors and a transition coach. As many victims of slavery in Queensland are spread across... by Aurelie Hervet | Oct 15, 2018 | Blog, Ending Modern Slavery, Uncategorized
Born from the collaboration with TaylorCare Recruitment,the first edition of #Fivers4Survivors on October 12 was a real success! When Kate Taylor, CEO of TaylorCare Recruitment, applied for the RCSA Corporate Social Responsibility Award, little did she know that her... 