Understanding Child Trafficking and Modern Slavery

Understanding Child Trafficking and Modern Slavery

Our workshops are for practitioners who work within any of these boroughs; Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea or Westminster.

Please be aware only one date will be facilitated online. You will receive reminder emails within the week prior to the training. You can book either of the dates below:

15 June 2023 - Online (via Teams)

20 Sept 2023 - In person (Kensington Town Hall)

28 November 2023 - In person (Venue to be Announced)

16 January 2024 - In person (Venue to be Announced)

This workshop, delivered by the Modern Slavery and Exploitation Coordinator, will explore how child trafficking and modern slavery impacts children and young people. By attending this training participants will have an increased ability to identify and respond to concerns.

The learning outcomes are:

• Understanding the definition of child trafficking and modern slavery

• Looking at the different ways children can be exploited

• Recognising the signs to identify child who are at risk/are being exploited

• Examining how to apply relevant legislation, such as the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and the National Referral Mechanism

• Exploring the barriers that prevent children from disclosing exploitation

• Identifying how we can respond to protect children from trafficking and modern slavery

The training will be for three hours, with a break half way through.

To ensure this training is accessible for everyone, please contact charlotte.jamieson@rbkc.gov.uk before the course to let her know if you would benefit from any adjustments being made. Additionally, if you have any concerns related to discussing child abuse and exploitation in a learning environment please make contact with Charlotte.

Please note this workshop will be delivered online via either Microsoft Teams or Zoom, unless the Covid-19 situation improves and we are able to revert back to face to face training.