According to a survey by Hestia, 1 in 3 people in the UK would not know how to help a friend or family member who was a victim of domestic abuse.Read more
In a UK television first, Victoria Derbyshire broadcast live on BBC 2Read more
The nomination comes following our work into Bright SkyRead more
Hestia is the largest provider of support to victims of modern slavery in London.Read more
A new report today highlights the shocking experience of pregnant women in London who have been victims of modern slavery.Read more
Today, Sadiq Khan has announced an innovative new project which sees to provide specialist support for those experiencing domestic abuse.Read more
The report shines a light on the experiences of pregnant victims of modern slaveryRead more
Pop-up “Problem Solving Booths” to appear at Harlesden Jubilee Clock on 2nd MarchRead more
On Wednesday 17th January, Hestia joined representatives from 370 councils and all fire and rescue authorities in England and Wales at Local Government Association (LGA) Modern Slavery Workshop.Read more
In January 2018, Hestia will launch the Phoenix Project to help victims of modern slavery to rebuild their lives.Read more
Blue Monday falls every third Monday is January and is considered the most depressing day of the year.Read more
Hestia supports adults and children in crisis across London.Read more
20 November 2017: A new report launched today reveals the true face of modern slavery in London.Read more
Modern slavery is a cold, calculating business model with no moral compass. Last year, Hestia supported the majority of victims in London – 624 through safe houses and our pan-London outreach service.Read more
Hestia’s new report, Underground Lives: The Reality of Modern Slavery in London provides a statistical picture of modern slavery in London.Read more
Every year, 30,000 children across the UK are made homeless after fleeing domestic abuse with their mums.Read more
On Monday, Hestia volunteer Rossella Castello – from our RBKC befriending scheme won the “Supporting & Inspiring” award from Team London (the Mayor of London’s official volunteering programme for London).Read more
For over three years, Hestia service user Bohai* was imprisoned by his traffickers, forced to work and subjected to horrific torture.Read more
Hestia’s mental health service in Brent is less than a year old but that didn’t stop us and our partners at Ashford Place from throwing a bash for 100 service users and partners in celebration of World Mental Health Day!Read more
1 million children witness or experience domestic abuse in the UK each year. They often see repeat incidences on a daily basis.Read more
Sadia Wain, a Team Leader in Hestia’s Anti-Human Trafficking Project has been nominated for Individual Outstanding Contribution at this years ‘Anti-Slavery Awards’.Read more
We are very pleased to have received a ‘good overall’ score and “good’ for each individual key line of inquiry in our recent inspection at our Lynton Terrace Registered Care Home.Read more
Every year almost 1 million children are affected by domestic abuse across the UK – either by witnessing abuse between family members or falling victim themselves.Read more
Hestia’s Mental Health service in Brent invites you to celebrate World Mental Health Day 2017.Read more