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Dr Ruth Van Dyke from the Centre for the Study of Modern Slavery, St Mary’s University has produced a Toolkit for Monitoring and Evaluating Initiatives to Tackle Modern Slavery

On Monday 15th October, HTF was delighted to present the 2018 Anti-Slavery Day Awards at Speaker’s House. These awards go to those members of the journalists and film makers who have highlighted issues of human trafficking, as well as to individuals and organisations who have made an outstanding contribution to the fight against modern slavery.

The Human Trafficking Foundation will publish the updated Slavery and Trafficking Survivor Care Standards on Monday 15th October. These will be launched at the Anti-Slavery Day Awards at Speaker’s House.

The Human Trafficking Foundation has developed a survey, with the support of International Organization for Migration, in an attempt to improve understanding of the voluntary return services available to survivors of modern slavery throughout the UK. This survey should be completed by organisations that provide direct assistance to survivors, including advocacy groups, NGO-run safe houses, local authorities or police.

The Human Trafficking Foundation has developed this survey, with the support of the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, in an attempt to improve understanding of the support services available to survivors of modern slavery throughout the UK.