Become a Champion

What can I do as a Champion?

As a Champion you can advocate and use your time and resources, and mobilise your community:
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    Fundraising Champion

    Fundraise for IJM’s work of justice. Work with fellow champions to develop fundraising initiatives and bring Freedom Partners on board to fuel the mission.

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    Church Champion

    Inviting churches in your region to partner with IJM as a Freedom Church: to pray, give and act, including running a Freedom Sunday.

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    Advocacy Champion

    Works to engage people in spheres of politics, business and corporations. Raises awareness through campaigns and takes action to advance IJM's anti-trafficking and anti-violence work around the world.

Meet some of IJM's Champions:

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Proactively participated in IJM's Make #SlaveFree Normal in 2021 and is pictured here writing to his MP. Ishaan regularly raises awareness through his platform 'Stolen Dreams'.

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Walked for Freedom – over 1,000 miles from Land’s End to John O' Groats in 7 weeks to highlight the urgency in stopping slavery and to raise money to send rescue. He raised £37,795 – the equivalent of over 7 entire rescue operations! Read all about his journey here.

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Spent 18 months working as an IJM lawyer in the Philippines and since returning to the UK has championed justice ever since – sharing her experiences, representing IJM at key legal and business events, and recently fundraising thousands of pounds as she trains for the London Marathon!

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Is rallying her entire community in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, to join the fight to end slavery! Bringing together local schools, businesses, churches and individuals; together they have pledged to raise 100 rescues for IJM, which is over £500,000! You can find out more here.

Michelle

At 10-years-old is Scotland’s youngest IJM Champion. From selling paper fans to homemade lemonade, to speaking in his church and school – Roddy is passionate to end slavery in his lifetime.

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Louisa Winter

A Church Champion committed to encouraging St Mary’s Church West Horsely in the fight to end slavery. She recently wrote a brilliant article about IJM’s Make #SlaveFree Normal campaign in their Parish Newsletter; raising awareness about slavery in the supply chains of many everyday items.

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Uses his skills as a contemporary Scottish Artist to tell the stories of survivors; at IJM events, in his tutoring sessions and through his own artwork.

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As a student & Advocacy Champion, Bethany rallies her university, church and local community to join IJM in responding to campaigns and taking action to end slavery & violence.

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Three ways you can use your time, voice, and passion to help end injustice today:

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    Fundraise

    As a volunteer champion you can help fuel the mission by fundraising!

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    Use your voice

    As a volunteer champion you can raise awareness by taking action.

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    Catalyse prayer

    Volunteer in your community to spark a prayer movement to end slavery.

Be inspired by our recent Champions' stories

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Advocacy

Meet with your MP

Have you already emailed your MP asking for Tech that Protects children? Are you ready to take the next step in helping stop abuse before it starts? Here’s our guide to organising a meeting with your MP...

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Forced Labour

Two boys freed after being trafficked to jewellery factory

August 2026 Two teenage boys who had been trapped in forced labour at a jewellery factory have been brought to safety following an operation led by local authorities and supported by IJM's local partner. The boys had been trafficked from their hometown to a gold jewellery factory, where they were forced to work 13 to 14 hours a day. For five months, the team worked persistently to build enough intelligence to support an operation to bring the boys to safety.

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