USEFUL RESOURCES sharing in relation to young people on page 4. This document is available . The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Home Office Report (2018) The Economic Authority: Nature and Scale of and Social Impact of Modern Slavery Exploitation Across the UK (May 2018) The Home Office has published research into the The GLAA have produced a problem profile economic and social costs of Modern Slavery. providing an overview of exploitation across the The research found that the overall cost of UK, including newly emerging trends from 2017 Modern Slavery is up to £4.3billion per year to the and a forecast of possible threats in 2018. UK economy. You can read the full report The report is available to read for your Diary The GLAA also have a series of leaflet resources outlining worker’s rights in a variety of languages, Thursday 18th October 2018 Anti-Slavery Day – available Monday 22nd October 2018 Human – Trafficking Foundation Advisory Forum at The The Children’s Society Child Drug Mermaid, Puddle Dock, London, EC4V 3DB. Exploitation Resources Criminal Exploitation Guidance for parents in a variety of languages including Somalian, Arabic, Romanian and Polish is available . The Snowdrop Project Post-NRM Living – The Snowdrop Project have produced a tool to aid understanding of accommodation options for Modern Slavery victims who have received a positive Conclusive Grounds decision, available Trafficking Foundation Protocol for Local Authorities The Trafficking Foundation have produced a series of guidance documents for local authorities in supporting adult victims of Modern Slavery, including Statutory Duties and Powers, Indicators, an Overview of the NRM and Referral Pathways. These documents are available Modern Slavery Police Transformation Programme Infographics The Modern Slavery Police Transformation Programme has produced two useful infographics providing an overview of the indicators of Modern Slavery, vulnerabilities of victims and control measures used by perpetrators among other areas. These documents can be used for raising awareness and are available below: Data Sharing and GDPR: Advice from HM Government A useful document about information sharing including the seven Rules’ for information ‘Golden
USEFUL RESOURCES The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority: Nature and Scale of Exploitation Across the UK (May 2018) The GLAA have produced a problem profile providing an overview of exploitation across the UK, including newly emerging trends from 2017 and a forecast of possible threats in 2018. The report is available to read The GLAA also have a series of leaflet resources outlining worker’s rights in a variety of languages, available The Children’s Society Child Drug Exploitation Resources Criminal Exploitation Guidance for parents in a variety of languages including Somalian, Arabic, Romanian and Polish is available . The Snowdrop Project – Post-NRM Living The Snowdrop Project have produced a tool to aid understanding of accommodation options for Modern Slavery victims who have received a positive Conclusive Grounds decision, available Trafficking Foundation Protocol for Local Authorities The Trafficking Foundation have produced a series of guidance documents for local authorities in supporting adult victims of Modern Slavery, including Statutory Duties and Powers, Indicators, an Overview of the NRM and Referral Pathways. These documents are available Modern Slavery Police Transformation Programme Infographics The Modern Slavery Police Transformation Programme has produced two useful infographics providing an overview of the indicators of Modern Slavery, vulnerabilities of victims and control measures used by perpetrators among other areas. These documents can be used for raising awareness and are available below: Data Sharing and GDPR: Advice from HM Government A useful document about information sharing including the seven ‘Golden Rules’ for information sharing in relation to young people on page 4. This document is available . Home Office Report (2018) The Economic and Social Impact of Modern Slavery The Home Office has published research into the economic and social costs of Modern Slavery. The research found that the overall cost of Modern Slavery is up to £4.3billion per year to the UK economy. You can read the full report for your Diary Thursday 18th October 2018 – Anti-Slavery Day Monday 22nd October 2018 – Human Trafficking Foundation Advisory Forum at The Mermaid, Puddle Dock, London, EC4V 3DB.
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