Partnership is essential to effective action against modern slavery. Throughout the UK many different organisations are working hard to prevent slavery, promote identification of victims, provide support services to survivors, and ensure that slavery cannot flourish.
Explore this toolkit to find out how to improve your local partnership’s response to slavery.
Partnerships Checklist
Our checklist will help you to review your partnership needs, and highlight relevant resources on this site.
Governance Library
Thinking about accountability, action planning, or performance management? Review our governance library for examples that might help.
Resources
Information to help you with key aspects of partnership work, such as planning an awareness campaign, engaging with different partners, or reviewing care pathways.
Reports and guidance
Stay up to date on the latest legislation and guidance.
UK Training Library
Free quality-assured training resources, accredited and updated by the UK Modern Slavery Training Delivery Group.
Contact us
Get in touch if you have further resources to offer or want to know more.
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Partnerships for freedom: Improving multi-agency collaboration on modern slavery
This research report presents a valuable understanding of the essential, diverse, and multi-layered work of multi-agency partnerships in responding to modern slavery, with specific reference to the changing landscapes of partnerships across the UK..
Training Framework: Identification, Care and Support of Victims and Survivors of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking
This framework establishes clear training standards for those involved in identifying, supporting, and caring for victims and survivors of slavery and human trafficking. The improvement of care and support for victims and survivors is a priority throughout.
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To make the best use of this energy and commitment we need to share resources and knowledge. This toolkit presents a selection of resources which may be useful to those planning multi-agency anti-slavery activity, or already working within anti-slavery partnerships. We are grateful to all those who have shared information and data with us so far, and welcome suggestions for further materials we could include: