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“Uniting, equipping and empowering groups working with people involved in or exploited by the sex industry to work together for freedom and change.”

The National Christian Alliance on Prostitution (NCAP) is a collaborative network which exists to unite, equip and empower organisations seeking to offer freedom and change to those involved in prostitution.

While many people have yet to acknowledge it, prostitution is a major problem in the United Kingdom. While drugs, abuse and domestic violence are often contributing factors, people involved in prostitution come from a wide variety of backgrounds and bring with them an equally diverse range of issues to be addressed. Whether they are in flats, on the streets or in massage parlours, people caught in prostitution need to know that there is both hope and opportunity for change.

Having recognised some of the difficulties faced by those who work in the sex industry and the groups seeking to reach out to them, NCAP provides opportunities for shared learning and mutual support. Like the clients groups they work with, our affiliated projects are diverse, representing a broad spectrum of beliefs and practice. Together, we seek to:

  • Offer support and encouragement to people starting new projects.
  • Provide opportunities for ongoing training and development.
  • Raise awareness of the issues facing those involved in prostitution.
  • Treat everyone with respect and dignity regardless of background or current situation.

  • Latest news items from around the world which reference prostitution:


    09/05 - Senate ethics panel dismisses Vitter complaint - Reuters
    08/05 - Rapist killed neighbour's child - BBC News
    07/05 - "Grand Theft Auto" first week sales top $500 million - Reuters India
    07/05 - UPDATE 1-'Grand Theft Auto' first week sales top $500 mln - Reuters India
    07/05 - "Grand Theft Auto" first week sales top $500 million - Reuters
    07/05 - "Grand Theft Auto" first week sales top $500 million - Reuters Canada
    07/05 - "Grand Theft Auto" first week sales top $500 million - Reuters UK
    07/05 - UPDATE 1-'Grand Theft Auto' first week sales top $500 mln - Reuters
    07/05 - "Babysitters" falls short of intended satire - Reuters
    05/05 - "Grand Theft Auto" publisher sues over pulled ads - Reuters India
    05/05 - 'Grand Theft Auto' publisher sues over pulled ads - Reuters
    05/05 - Rape warning for men paying for sex - Reuters UK
    05/05 - New poster to tackle prostitution - BBC News
    05/05 - Internal trafficking targeted - BBC News
    05/05 - Crime reporter, BBC News - BBC News
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