Revolutionise your Response to Modern Slavery
- improve your customer confidence and trust
- learn from experienced practitioners
- keep employees longer and more excited about their work
- be on the leading edge of risk compliance and global updates
- embed survivor voice into your policies and procedures?
The Freedom Hub can help you respond, take action and measure your risk of slavery. We can also review your Modern Statement, policies and procedures, and help with ESG reporting.
We have packages to suit every business large or small. Call us for a FREE chat about what you need.
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Why Ethical Business?
Ethical business involves social justice issues, modern slavery risk assessments, ESG reporting, social procurement whenever possible and values people over profits.
Australian consumers are becoming ethically-minded and many businesses are taking note.
Consumers want responsible businesses. There’s a rising expectation for businesses to have a social purpose and give back.
Australia has a new Modern Slavery Act requiring large businesses to submit a Modern Slavery Statement that identifies the risk of slavery in their supply chain and business procedures. Smaller businesses can also submit a ‘voluntary’ modern slavery statement to demonstrate they care.
We are Social Traders Accredited, Good Market Accredited and Social Enterprise World Forum Verified.
100% of profits from our social procurement, support the survivors of modern slavery in our Survivor School.
We will help you assess your risk and respond to modern slavery
TFH would be privileged to support your organisation as an external advisor to help your modern slavery response.
Our advisory practice is built on over 20 years of shared experience in procurement, risk management, and sustainability. In addition to TFH’s direct work with victims/survivors of modern slavery in Australia.
Our advice places victims/survivors at the centre of every organisation’s response, and when appropriate we share their stories to highlight not only the nature of exploitation but the pathway to recovery.
Partnering together we will provide you with:
- Compliance training for all businesses, large and small. Find out about our next End Modern Slavery Workshop HERE. or ask us about our bespoke training for your team or your stakeholders.
- An external/NGO review of your current Modern Slavery Statement and modern slavery response giving suggestions to enhance your procedures, and supplier relationships and strengthen your response and remediation.
- R.A.M.P is TFH’s Risk Assessment and Measurement Platform designed to help businesses assess the risk of slavery in their supply chains and business processes. It also provides an effective measurement tool for company actions taken in response to modern slavery.
- Impact stories and on-the-ground knowledge of slavery from victim/survivors in our Survivor School and our NGO networks around the world.
- Opportunities for companies partnered with TFH to provide employment pathways for survivors of slavery or sponsorship for a survivor’s education and rehabilitation.
- Remediation solutions. Our Survivor School and NGO network scan also be a great part of your company remediation plan.
100% of the profits from our Ethical Business Services support survivors of slavery and the fight to end slavery. Our own ethical social enterprises also support this cause.
Do you know just how susceptible your business is to modern slavery?
Helping your Business Respond to Modern Slavery
Slavery Training
- for employees
- for suppliers
- for the board
- for procurement
- bespoke workshops
- consulting
Reporting
- Risk Assessment & Measurement Platform (RAMP)
- No spreadsheets
- Supply mapping
- Easy MSA Reporting
- Risk analytics
Partner
- Volunteer days
- Fundraise
- Run projects
- Help survivors
- Employ survivors
- Run sports events
Events & Catering
- Book our venue
- Product launches
- Team meetings / party
- Catering (Sydney CBD)
- All profits go to survivors
Corporate Giving
- Ethically sourced
- Social Trader Accredited
- Gift hampers
- All profits help survivors & cause
Wholesale
- Ethical coffee
- Ethical tea
- Ethical wines
- Ethical candles
- Accredited
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