Modern slavery remains a critical issue worldwide, with over 50 million people estimated to be trapped in exploitation. On our doorstep, there are an estimated 13,000 people exploited in the UK each year.

Private sector companies are in a unique position to help combat this issue, but it is vital to go beyond  compliance and the publication of a modern slavery statement. By partnering with Hestia, you are making a real commitment to listening and learning from the voices of survivors at the heart of this crime.

"Hestia have been a great partner to work with as we look to train colleagues from across the business to recognise and respond to modern slavery risks.

They've helped us bring to life the risks of modern slavery in areas of our supply chain and for residents, both commercial and residential. 

Real-world experience and examples helped people to first connect emotionally with the need, and this created a great platform from which to map risks, set out responses to them, and generally build a sense of commitment to continuous improvement in our approach."

- Donna, ESG Director, Get Living

Our training equips your colleagues at every level with the knowledge and skills to identify and respond to modern slavery:

• CPD accreditation, ensuring professional development and recognition
• Flexible delivery options, including webinars and in-person sessions
• Sector-specific guidance to ensure relevance to your industry
• Engaging case studies and expert-led discussions, making the learning experience interactive and impactful

Ensuring human rights in supply chains has never been more important. At Hestia, we work with your existing ESG strategy and policies work to foster a culture of social responsibility, empowering your employees to speak up and enabling your organisation to take meaningful action. Lead by example and work towards creating a safer environment for all your staff and suppliers. While modern slavery can be a complex crime, with the right training, it can be effectively identified and prevented, helping to free those trapped in these appalling conditions.