Trafficking: Identifying and Assisting Trafficking Survivors (Advanced)

CPD Points: 3

Length of course: 3 hours

About this course

This course was last updated in June 2023.

This online training course on helping survivors of human trafficking covers warning signs, risk factors and identification of possible victims, how the trafficking assistance process (National Referral Mechanism) works, immigration options for victims, children and young people, compensation and housing and support. It incorporates slides on key points from the Anti Trafficking and Labour Exploitation Unit (ATLEU).

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You can check out the course contents below:

Module 1 What are trafficking and modern slavery?
Unit 1 Introduction  
Unit 2 What are trafficking and modern slavery?  
Unit 3 Identification of trafficked persons  
Unit 4 Working with trafficked persons  
Unit 5 The National Referral Mechanism  
Unit 6 Ensuring full disclosure from the Home Office  
Unit 7 Nationality and Borders Act 2022  
Module 2 Immigration status for victims of trafficking and modern slavery
Unit 1 Protection claims, victims of human trafficking or slavery leave and residence permits  
Unit 2 Domestic workers  
Unit 3 EEA nationals  
Unit 4 Return  
Unit 5 Special considerations in children's cases  
Module 3 Support and redress for victims
Unit 1 Legal aid, housing and welfare support  
Unit 2 Further resources: accommodation and support  
Unit 3 Criminal law  
Unit 4 Compensation and redress  
Unit 5 Further resources: compensation for victims of trafficking  
Unit 6 Useful contacts  
Unit 7 Feedback form and quiz  

Modules within this course..

  1. What are trafficking and modern slavery?

    Covering what is trafficking, how to identify victims of trafficking and how the National Referral Mechanism works
  2. Immigration status for victims of trafficking and modern slavery

    The immigration process for victims of modern slavery, EU nationals and domestic workers, protection claims and residence permits and return home.
  3. Support and redress for victims

    Accommodation and support through the NRM, the legal framework, accommodation for asylum seekers, homelessness and local authority support
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