APPEARANCE
• Show signs of physical or psychological abuse and untreated injuries.
• Look malnourished, unkempt, withdrawn and neglected.
• Seem under the control or influence of others.
• Wear the same clothes every day.
• Wear no safety equipment even if their work requires it.
SEEKING HELP
• Reluctant to seek help and avoid eye contact.
• Appear frightened or hesitant to talk to strangers.
• Fear of police, don’t know who to trust or where to get help.
• Afraid of deportation, and of the risk of violence to themselves or their family.
ACCOMMODATION
• Living in dirty, cramped or overcrowded accommodation.
• Living and working at the same address.
• Appear unfamiliar with
TRAVEL
• Rarely allowed to travel on their own.
• Collected and dropped off on a regular basis early in the morning or late at night.
• In a crowded minibus with other workers.
• Have no control of their identification documents such as their passport.
WHO TO CONTACT:
If someone is in immediate
danger then call the police on:
999
Report non-emergency suspicious activity to your local police on:
101
Ask for advice by calling:
The Modern Slavery and Exploitation Helpline: 08000 121 700
The Salvation Army: 0300 303 8151
NSPCC Helpline: 08008 800 5000
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