Invisible Traffick

17/10/2026

To continue Chlöe and Megan attended Global Summit. Our favourite part was being informed on how new technology is being used to track down and convict predators! We also got to chat to without whom Invisible Traffick wouldn’t exist. Our founder and CEO Gayle attended Christine’s conference years ago and knew that she had to do something about trafficking in Ireland. Over a decade on and here we are. Thank you to the team at for hosting us and together we can

15/10/2026

Anti Slavery week continued for Invisible Traffick with our CEO attending an awareness raising day at Belfast City Airport with Department of Justice NI Belfast & Lisburn Women's Aid Migrant Help 🧡 Flourish NI Police Service NI to help protect potential victims of modern slavery and human trafficking. Ending human trafficking will take all of us working together. So let’s this anti slavery week.

14/10/2026

CHRISTMAS DOOR DECOR

The time to dress your door for Christmas is fast approaching! But this year, why not make your door stand out from the crowd with a gorgeous Christmas Door Swag!

Join us for a fun and festive evening of creating your very own beautiful door swag — a fabulous alternative to all those Christmas wreaths.

📅 Tuesday 24th November
📍Bangor Elim Church
⏰ 7pm
🎟️ £50 per person

Price includes:
Quality foliage and all other materials needed (bring your own secateurs); step by step tuition; light refreshments; access to a few select stalls for some Christmas shopping; a Photo Booth to show off what you’ve made … and more!

ALL profit from this event will go to support the important work of Invisible Traffick. By participating in this workshop you will be playing your part in supporting local charity Invisible Traffick. They work tirelessly to educate young people and the wider community on the dangers of human trafficking and exploitation. Together we can help stop the misery of human trafficking 💪

So come along, bring a friend, get creative and make something truly special for your front door.

🎄 Spaces are limited so book early! DM to secure your place!

01/10/2026

Was amazing to meet with some of our youth ambassadors a few weeks ago. We are now at FULL capacity with youth ambassadors so anyone else who applies will be waitlisted. We are so lucky to have passionate, amazing, fierce and kind young people wanting to make the world a better and safer place for ALL young people.

29/09/2026

If you live or work with children and young people, we’d love to invite you to The MAC at 7pm on 20th October for a free event on preventing exploitation in a cost of living crisis. This event provides a space for parents, guardians, teachers, youth workers and others who work with children and young people to gain practical, evidence-based guidance input on preventing exploitation among the young people they live or work with. You can register through the link in our bio and we’d be grateful if you could please share with those in your network who may be interested in attending.

This event is part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science 2026 and was made possible thanks to funding from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), which is part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

23/09/2026

This is a conversation we are a part of. Young people and the minimum age of criminal responsibility directly relates to human trafficking and exploitation. We need to meet these young people with compassion not criminalisation. An easy starting point is by raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility. It will take all of us to bring an end to exploitation of our children and young people. Thankful for all who continue to prioritise this issue.

Today Kathleen Laverty joined the Childhood on Trial conference at Queen's University Belfast.

It was a valuable chance to hear from people across the UK and Ireland who are working for a more compassionate response to children in contact with the law.

Ten is too young. A child of 10 needs care, guidance and the chance to put things right. When children are facing poverty, trauma or unmet needs, our response should be support and early intervention.

It is heartbreaking that a Petition of Concern was used to block the call to raise Northern Ireland’s age of criminal responsibility.

We had an opportunity to bring our law closer to international children’s rights standards, and we must keep working towards it.

Thank you to the Children's Law Centre and everyone who brought today’s conversation together.

The determination in the room gives us hope. Our children deserve better, and ten is too young!

23/09/2026

On Saturday we were thrilled to join the team at Pioneer Gym to celebrate their Invitational and to meet so many of their amazing members. Invisible Traffick is proud to be named as CROSSFIT PIONEER charity partner for the year and we are excited to see what we can achieve together 💪 CrossFit communities are all about strong people together in the gym and beyond. It will take all of us being brave to end human trafficking

16/09/2026

Our CEO Gayle had the pleasure of speaking to delegates at the Anti Counterfeiting Group Expo in Edinburgh today. Bringing home the message that behind all fake goods is a story of exploitation and human misery. Thanks to The Anti-Counterfeiting Group for the invitation to speak and for the mighty work they do to combat the harm counterfeiting costs to businesses, brand identity and humans.

17/08/2026

We’ve had a few dreamy weeks as the invisible to visible project. With chatting to an ending violence against women and girls group in Rostrevor with Education Authority to having an amazing vision day with our youth ambassadors Origin Community Space it’s been great to refocus on what matters for this project. Our youth ambassadors are growing so if you want to be involved now is the time to dm us! The quote on the back of the hoodies is “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” Martin Luther king Jr.

30/07/2026

World Day Against Trafficking in Persons is today and we wanted to go back to basics around myths and facts swipe to read through and consider sharing to educate others. Ending human trafficking will require all of us to make more ethical choices and stand up for the marginalised in our communities and beyond. Together we can