Modern slavery and human trafficking
Develop your understanding of modern slavery and human trafficking, key legislation and how the National Referral Mechanism works.
Course summary
This course gives an overview of modern slavery and human trafficking (MSHT). The training focuses on understanding the legislative framework, with survivors at the centre.
You’ll learn about the impact of legislation, survivor perspectives, and how being culturally competent and responsive to trauma can make a difference.
Course information
Level: Introductory (Level 3)
Face to face training
- Available for: Groups
- Duration: One day course
Live webinar
- Available for: Groups
- Duration: Two 2.5 hour sessions
What this course covers
Face to face and webinar training includes:
how homelessness and modern slavery can lead to each other, with examples
indicators and types of MSHT affecting people from different backgrounds
overview of the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) – including different provisions for children and adults, and gaps in the process that could lead to increased harm
connections to homelessness and insecure housing
government guidance for practitioners and other resources for support
What you'll learn
At the end of this training, you'll be able to:
understand the terminology and key concerns around MSHT
increase confidence in responding to survivors or people at risk of MSHT
recognise that not everyone has access to support
identify links between MSHT and homelessness that could help protect those at risk
Who this training is for
You don't need any prior knowledge of modern slavery and human trafficking to attend this course.
You might work as an adviser, or for a local authority or voluntary sector group.
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