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Modern Slavery

This new infographic
outlines the key issues
linked to this subject.

Five most common

nationalities of victims:
1. Romanian

2. UK
3. Vietnamese

4. Polish
5. Hungarian

Five most common

nationalities of suspects:
1. UK

2. Romanian
3. Vietnamese

4. Hungarian
5. Polish

Most common forms of
labour exploitation:

1. Car Wash
2. Construction

3. Food prep/service
4. Factory

5. Health & Beauty
6. Agricultural

7. Recycling/Waste
8. Charity Bags
9. Manual Labour

10. Fishing/Maritime

The above information is

taken from the Police
Modern Slavery
Transformation Team’s

Programme Annual
Report March 2018.
Published here:

https://www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/media/912509/msptp_annual_report_to_310318.pdf

Learning from Safeguarding Adults Reviews (SARs)
A summary of the most prominent SAR cases are published here. July 2018:
https://www.tsab.org.uk/key-information/safeguarding-adult-review-sar-reports/

SAR: EVA (Sunderland City Council) highlights the importance of completing MCA

Assessments, and the key difference between the assumption of capacity, and an assessment
of capacity that has concluded the person has capacity. Managers of Care Homes are

reminded that significant neglect / self-neglect cases should be raised as a Safeguarding
Concern in line with multi-agency policy and procedures.

SAR Library
SCIE and RiPfA have now launched the SAR Library which has an initial 96 reports catalogued

(from 2015 to 2018). This will hopefully become the primary source for sharing the learning
from reviews: https://www.scie.org.uk/safeguarding/adults/reviews/library/apply