Chelmsford Against Slavery Partnership - CASP

18/10/2026

On antislavery day we are grateful for one of our partner organisations, The Salvation Army, who support so many victims of modern slavery in the UK

02/09/2026

📢 We’re hiring!
The Together Free Foundation is recruiting Antislavery Coordinators to support the Colchester Against Modern Slavery Partnership (CAMS) and Chelmsford Against Slavery Partnership (CASP).

Flexible part-time roles, 8–10 hours per week for each partnership, or the opportunity to combine both roles.

📅 Applications close 9 September 2026.

18/08/2026

Passionate about making a difference and coordinating partners towards a slavery-free community? Come and join our team.

30/07/2026

02/06/2026

With the World Cup approaching, The Clewer Initiative explores how modern slavery impacts sport.

There are at least four ways in which modern slavery infiltrates the sports industry: Sports trafficking Exploitation surrounding the infrastructure and…

11/05/2026

Some exciting news which will help with the development of CASP 🎉💫🎉

The Together Free Foundation are thrilled to announce The National Lottery's Reaching Communities Fund have approved their application for three year funding to support the development of the Antislavery Partnerships in Southend, Colchester and Chelmsford. Whoop!

With an estimated 3474 victims of modern slavery in Essex, the grant will support the continued delivery of coordinating and consolidating the three Antislavery Partnerships. This will include prevention and safeguarding through awareness raising, training, intelligence and disruption activities.

It will also enable the continued work of the Survivor Connect Project in Southend and expansion of survivor support to Colchester and Chelmsford. Community based support will be offered for 25 survivors, including Anna (name changed): 'After moving to Southend, SAMS Partnership has been there for me and has transformed my life immensely. I have been helped lots with my personal life and families, with my well-being and mental health issues.'

Together Free's Trustees note, 'with thanks to the National Lottery grant and our partners who supported the application and ongoing work, we are able to continue developing partnership responses towards slavery-free communities in Essex and increasingly providing community-based support to those exploited'.

09/04/2026

Raising awareness in the High Chelmer Shopping Centre.