We are all aware of the impact that COVID-19 has had on our lives. The housing of people experiencing homelessness in hotels will definitely have a positive impact, but we also need to be aware of the risks of exploitation occurring.

This training video has been produced for staff working in hotels and with the homeless community. It is designed to equip frontline workers with the basic knowledge to identify and report exploitation taking place on their sites. It covers:

  • Prevalence of Modern Slavery
  • Methods of control & coercion
  • Types & signs of exploitation
  • How to report an incident
  • Questions to ask someone you might suspect is being exploited
  • Steps to supporting a survivor of exploitation

For more information, visit NHS Hotels & Homelessness– Modern Slavery Training.

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