NES: Human Trafficking (Adults)

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1. Introduction
2. The Context and the Victims
3. Referral
4. Human Trafficking and Health
5. Your Role in Supporting Victims
   1. What You Can Do
   2. Identifying Human Trafficking
   3. Supporting Disclosure
   4. Talking to Human Trafficking Victims
   5. What Else Can You Do?
   6. Record Keeping
   7. Sharing Information
   8. Disclosing Information without Consent
   9. Summary
6. Support for Staff Dealing with Victims
7. Further Information and Additional Resources
8. Review of Learning Outcomes

Your Role in Supporting Victims

As a worker in health and social care, you may be the only person to which a victim may turn to for assistance.

You are in a unique position to respond to victims of trafficking.

The health risks in a trafficking context could occur at multiple stages of the human trafficking cycle, however, may be most acute at the destination stage.