Anti-Slavery Week is a UK and European initiative that aims to raise awareness about modern slavery, human trafficking, and exploitation. There are over 50 million people thought to be trapped in slavery globally, with 130,000 cases in the UK and an estimated 1,000 people in Derbyshire. Numbers are increasing year-on-year so this is a growing problem, made all the more difficult to identify and control as the crime is often hidden in plain sight.
At Rebuild we understand and see the impact that exploitation has on survivors. We are here to walk alongside them, providing specialist support and ensure that no-one has to recover alone.
Together let’s stand for rebuilding lives for survivors of exploitation.
During Anti-Slavery Week 2026, we are asking businesses to put the spotlight on the issue of modern slavery and help provide support for survivors so they have the opportunity to rebuild their lives.
How can you take part?
For more information, see the sections below or contact fundraising@rebuildeastmidlands.org
During Anti-Slavery Week, why not organise a small fundraising activity to raise funds and awareness of the societal issue of modern slavery? Here are some ideas to get you started:
or ideas that require a bit more planning:
To bank your donations you can either:
To help raise awareness of modern slavery, we have created some resources you are welcome to share and use in communications, across social media, or with teams. There is a mix of posters, quiz cards, social media assets and a case story – all of which will help raise awareness and demonstrate that you are standing with us to Raise Awareness. Raise Hope. this Anti-Slavery Week.
If you are a business and would like to find out how to raise awareness of modern slavery by becoming a Rebuild Business Ambassador, please visit our webpage for further information.
If you would like more information about Rebuild training or awareness sessions, please get in touch at training@rebuildeastmidlands.org or visit the page below.