Exploitation of Adults/Modern Slavery
Modern slavery is a serious crime. It encompasses slavery, servitude, and forced or compulsory labour and human trafficking. Modern slavery victims can often face more than one type of abuse and slavery, for example if they are sold to another trafficker and then forced into another form of exploitation. A person is trafficked if they are brought to (or moved around) a country by others who threaten, frighten, hurt and force them to do work or other things they don’t want to do. Victims of this type of abuse can be exploited in their own home. A summary of exploitation in the home (Cuckooing) can be found here
Specified public authorities have a duty to notify the Home Office about any potential victims of modern slavery they encounter in England and Wales.
Tea Time Training Slides
The following tea time slides are aimed to take no more than 10 -15 mins!! So grab yourself a cuppa and catch up on all the latest Modern Slavery information and resources below:
Useful links:
Modern slavery information for workers in Health, Housing and Education.
Summary of support available in Slough
Modern Slavery Helpline. Call 08000 121 700 to get help, report a suspicion or get advice.
How to report modern slavery