NNCF

National Networks Coordinators' Forum

The National Network Co-ordinators’  Forum (NNCF) brings together the coordinators of the various regional anti-slavery networks and partnerships operating throughout the UK. The aim of the NNCF is to provide a forum in which to promote inter-regional cooperation and sharing of best practice between regional partnerships across the UK.

The group is co-chaired and coordinated by the Human Trafficking Foundation and Robin Brierley, Chair of the West-Midlands Anti-Slavery Network. 

Mission Statement: The overall aim of the NNCF is to provide a collaborative space for discussing challenges and good practice in order for Coordinators of anti-slavery partnerships to feel supported in their role of encouraging their local area to respond effectively to modern slavery.

Membership: Membership is restricted to coordinators of existing multi-agency Anti-Slavery networks.

Progress Tracker & Directory: If you are an NNCF member, you can access the members directory here. Note that this is a password protected document and is not to be downloaded or shared beyond the NNCF. The progress tracker for regional anti-slavery networks and partnerships can be found here page. Please email robyn@humantraffickingfoundation.org to update your partnership’s details or request the passwords.

Development Day: In October 2022, this interactive half-day conference for NNCF Coordinators offered training to support partnership. With workshops from the Directory of Social Change, topics covered included developing strategic thinking, expanding resilience and creating strategic relationships. The sessions explored tools such as the social business model, strategy on a page and the 10-step quick focus business plan. These resources are now available for all.