Gangs & Modern Slavery in the UK
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Language: English | Size: 1.94 GB | Duration: 1h 30m

Learn how criminal gangs feed into the Modern Slavery Act
What you'll learn
Learners will understand the common types of gangs that are involved in exploitation.
Learners will understand how gangs operate on different levels and how this is important when safeguarding.
Learners will gain a basic understanding of drugs supply and how exploitation occurs.
Learners will gain an understanding of the National Referral Mechanism and the process that is involved following a submission.
Requirements
None. This is an introductory course providing a basic overview.
Description
Gang crime and modern slavery are issues that are increasing on a daily basis. Everyday another story of a life being lost or a person being the victim of criminal exploitation comes out and the situation shows no signs of slowing down. The fight against this extremely serious criminality is being led by good people doing good work but more is needed.
Join Martyn Linton of Swiftstone Training for this input on Gangs & Modern Slavery and you will get a brief overview on some of the basic tactics used by gangs to groom and exploit others for their benefit. In the UK victims of exploitation can be referred into the National Referral Mechanism. This input explains what the NRM is and how this works. This training is aimed at entry level and more detailed training on gang methodology is available should you wish to complete this.
This training has intentionally been kept general as the basics apply to many roles that people perform in the fight against these issues. If you would more detailed training to fit the work you and your team do please get in touch (contact details provided within the course). You will find additional Udemy courses at the bottom of this page.
Who this course is for
Any person who needs to gain a basic understanding of how criminal gangs are involved in exploitation and how the Modern Slavery Act fits in.
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