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EPISODE · May 31, 2018 · 5 MIN

Helping survivors of human trafficking - Caritas Bakhita House

from Catholic Church · host Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales

Caritas Bakhita House is an initiative of the Caritas Westminster Group, set up in 2015. They provide for women escaping human trafficking and help them to begin their recovery process. Their work includes providing emergency support, legal and financial assistance, mentoring, accessing accommodation and more. The values of Caritas Bakhita House are centred around love, respect, community and spirituality. These principles are brought together to nurture in all who visit, a knowledge of the love of God and their dignity as individuals. We spoke to Karen Anstiss, the manager of the house, about her work to restore the lives of the survivors.

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