New Beginnings

Join us for a day full of engaging and family-friendly activities as part of our Second Information Day on Human Trafficking Awareness.

👨‍👩‍👧 Bring your family and friends
✨ Take part in interactive games and activities
🗣️ Meet and chat with local NGOs working to support victims and raise awareness
🎨 Enjoy creative and educational sessions for all ages
💙 Learn how you can help make a difference
It’s a great opportunity to connect, learn, and take action together for a safer and more informed community in Malta.

🗓 Date: 26.06.2026
📍 Location: Qawra
⏰ Time: 5:30pm - 8:30pm

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🌍 12 June – World Day Against Child Labour

Child labour is not always visible.
Behind forced work, exploitation, and survival on the streets, many children are also victims of trafficking, abuse, and coercion.

Every child deserves:
📚 Education
🛡️ Protection
💛 Freedom
🌱 A chance to thrive

Together, we can break cycles of exploitation and create new beginnings.

A simple day outdoors can go a long way. 🌳

Residents recently enjoyed a picnic at Buskett Gardens, taking in the fresh air and having fun with a game of badminton. Activities like these provide opportunities for relaxation and wellbeing while enjoying Malta’s beautiful natural spaces.

Join Us for our Second Information Day on Human Trafficking Awareness! Last year we have had the opportunity to organise one of these events, and it was a smashing success, so we are doing it again. And it will be even bigger this time!
We’re bringing together NGOs, community members, and professionals for a day dedicated to raising awareness about human trafficking and the support services available in Malta.

🗓 Date: 26.06.2026
📍 Location: Qawra
⏰ Time: 5:30pm - 8:30pm

Come meet local NGOs, discover the resources and assistance available, and take part in interactive activities designed to inform and empower our community.

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Our seventh professional roundtable brought together stakeholders from different sectors to discuss the topic of Men and Boys in Human Trafficking.

The discussion focused on the often-overlooked experiences of male victims and the barriers to identification and support. Through the sharing of knowledge, experiences, and good practices, professionals explored ways to strengthen collaboration and improve support systems for all victims of trafficking.

These roundtables continue to provide an important space for dialogue and collective action amongst professionals working in the field. Thank you to all those who attended and discussed this important topic.

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Members of our team attended an outreach activity held at Diaconia food bank in Qawra. It was an enriching activity that gave us the opportunity to increase awareness and provide practical information regarding Human Trafficking and the services provided.

The Human Trafficking Service of Aġenzija Appoġġ had a meaningful meeting with Infinity India Malta Association (IIMA) to discuss community awareness, migrant support, and the prevention of labour exploitation and human trafficking.

The discussion also highlighted important social issues affecting vulnerable individuals, including domestic violence, family support, homelessness, loneliness, and the availability of helpline and social support services.

Members of our team took part in various events organised by Community Policing officers and the Human Rights Directorate for the Anti Racism and Diversity week 2026. Thank you to all those involved in creating these crucial spaces for inclusion!

One of our colleagues recently appeared on F Living to speak about human trafficking, shedding light on how this issue can be hidden in plain sight. During the discussion, they highlighted key red flags to look out for, such as signs of control, exploitation, and restricted freedom, while also explaining how individuals can safely report concerns. The segment aimed to raise awareness and encourage the public to take action, reminding everyone that recognising the signs and speaking up can make a real difference. Thank you for the opportunity!

Our sixth professional roundtable in collaboration with IOM brought together practitioners from different sectors to reflect and exchange experiences around the topic of Cultural Dynamics, Gender Norms and risk of Human Trafficking.

These roundtables continue to serve as a constructive space for professionals to connect and work collectively towards more sustainable pathways for survivors. Thank you who all those who attended and participated!

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