SNOWDROP PROJECT

Since 2012 the Snowdrop Project has been providing support to survivors of trafficking in South Yorkshire. 

The Global Slavery Index estimates that there are 122,000 people living in slavery in the UK on any given day.  When people leave situations of exploitation they face many challenges which may impact on their ability to move forward.  Snowdrop ensures survivors have the support they need while they recover and rebuild their lives.  

Snowdrop's Services: 

• 1:1 Casework  
• Specialist counselling and well-being activities 
• House Renovations 
• Community Activities 
• Awareness-Raising & Training 
• Support to access education & employment 

Support is provided in South Yorkshire and clients can be seen at the Snowdrop office or in the community (including home visits).  We have access to interpreters in all main community languages.   

Referrals are accepted from contracted anti-trafficking organisations and other professionals. Self-referrals are also accepted. 

Snowdrop also offers training to external agencies and individuals including: Introduction to trafficking; supporting survivors; working with trauma; professional boundaries etc. For further information about training, please contact rachel.dale@snowdropproject.co.uk