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Modern slavery training: resource page

Training and awareness raising resources available to public sector organisations to help their staff understand modern slavery and learn to spot the signs.

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From:
Home Office
Published:
17 October 2017
Last updated:
27 March 2026
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  1. Information on elearning updated.

  2. Updated contact information and added a link to webinars from the Human Trafficking Foundation.

  3. Updated information about guidance produced by the Local Government Association. Added information about the Welsh Government's online learning resource.

  4. Removed information on training materials as contacts details are to be confirmed.

  5. Added links to 2 Border Force e-learning courses on modern slavery and human trafficking.

  6. Updated the section on e-learning.

  7. Updated link to National Enforcement Powers Guide.

  8. An additional e-learning course has been made available.

  9. Added content about the National Enforcement Powers Guide.

  10. Removed a resource from the 'E-learning' section that is no longer available.

  11. Added link to Border Force e-learning course.

  12. Added a link to this report: Construction and the Modern Slavery Act: tackling exploitation in the UK. Added a link to the Anti-Slavery Partnership Toolkit

  13. Link to guidance from the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority added.

  14. Updated information on E-learning and guidance for councils.

  15. First published.

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Modern slavery is a heinous and often hidden crime. It includes slavery, servitude, forced and compulsory labour and human trafficking. The impact can be devastating for the victims.

This resource shares examples of training products available to public sector professionals and other individuals that might come across victims, to help increase their confidence in reporting potential cases of modern slavery.

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