Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking Training

Our training

We believe that by equipping people who are specialists in their own field with relevant, comprehensive, accredited and practical guidance, we can increase the number of victims identified and improve the response and help offered by organisations like yours.

• What’s available?

  

  Hope for Justice offers a wide variety of Modern Slavery Training (currently remote-only in the UK). This includes: 1-hour or 2-hour basic awareness; or half-day accredited courses. We offer specialised training for professions/disciplines (e.g. police, social work, housing, healthcare) in skill-based training for trauma-informed case reporting and in trauma-informed listening around modern slavery. Our colleagues at Slave-Free Alliance also offer training specifically tailored to businesses.

• Who's it for?

  

  Hope for Justice Modern Slavery Training is particularly relevant for anyone involved in policing and law enforcement; central or local government; healthcare and social work; or non-governmental work in the community, such as food banks, drop-in centres, community organisations and outreach, and those working with vulnerable people. Via Slave-Free Alliance, we also offer industry-specific training for businesses and larger organisations.

• Learning outcomes

  

  The training addresses over 60 key learning outcomes outlined by Skills for Care for those working in the modern slavery sector. We explain what modern slavery is and identify the different types that exist and how to recognise the signs and indicators. This foundational knowledge is applied into trauma-informed skill sets training whether that is for case reporting or listening to a disclosure. This ensures an appropriate professional response empower the human rights of victims/survivors of modern slavery/human trafficking.