Victims of Modern Slavery
Modern slavery is a transnational organized crime that violates human rights with severe and diverse consequences for the physical and mental health of victims and survivors, and so has public health implications.
Even when appropriately treated, the consequences of the abuse experienced by victims and survivors can endure for decades, none more so than for victims of sex trafficking, one type of modern slavery that brings with it a high prevalence of sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy, physical injury and serious mental distress.
Useful Resources
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View resourceChild Sexual Exploitation (Department for Education, 2017)
Definition and a guide for practitioners, local leaders and decision-makers working to protect children from child sexual exploitation.
Research and Reports -
View resourceModern slavery in the UK: March 2020 (ONS)
The hidden nature of modern slavery makes producing an accurate prevalence measure difficult. This article explores the issue and brings together data sources on known victims and cases to provide a better understanding of the extent and nature of this crime.
Data and Analysis -
View resourceInclusion Health Groups in Frimley ICS: An overview of available data and published evidence (OHID)
This data pack is intended to provide a one-off summary of available data and evidence for the inclusion of health groups in the South East at an ICB level. The aim of this resource is to understand what data exists at a local level. For each group, the key messages for systems are presented, followed by an overview of health issues and available data.
Data and Analysis
Currently no resources for this region
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View resourceChild Sexual Exploitation (Department for Education, 2017)
Definition and a guide for practitioners, local leaders and decision-makers working to protect children from child sexual exploitation.
Research and Reports -
View resourceModern slavery in the UK: March 2020 (ONS)
The hidden nature of modern slavery makes producing an accurate prevalence measure difficult. This article explores the issue and brings together data sources on known victims and cases to provide a better understanding of the extent and nature of this crime.
Data and Analysis
Currently no resources for this region
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View resourceInclusion Health Groups in Frimley ICS: An overview of available data and published evidence (OHID)
This data pack is intended to provide a one-off summary of available data and evidence for the inclusion of health groups in the South East at an ICB level. The aim of this resource is to understand what data exists at a local level. For each group, the key messages for systems are presented, followed by an overview of health issues and available data.
Data and Analysis
Currently no resources for this region
Currently no resources for this region
Currently no resources for this region
Currently no resources for this region
