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Modern Slavery

What is Modern Slavery?

“Modern Slavery can take many forms including the trafficking of people, forced labour, servitude and slavery.  It is a global problem that transcends age, gender and ethnicity. It is not an issue confined to history or an issue that only exists in certain countries. It is something that is still happening today, and it happens here in the UK.”

GOV.UK

Types of modern slavery can include: 

  • Sexual Exploitation 
  • Domestic Servitude 
  • Forced Labour 
  • Criminal Exploitation 

What support is available?

You can find support at the university for yourself or someone you are worried about via Report It.

You can find support from the police by calling 101 (non-emergencies), or 999 (emergencies), or by visiting your local police station.

If you are on a university campus and in an emergency situation, after calling 999 you may wish to contact the University Security team (emergencies: 0161 295 3333) for additional support and to help the emergency services reach you quickly. 

If you require additional support information beyond the information provided, we recommend that you contact the team directly via report-it@salford.ac.uk.

Staff members are encouraged to find additional information about staff reporting via Report It on the Staff Hub.

University of Salford – Student Reporting

If you are a student and would like to make a report, please click one of the options below.

Make an Informal Report requesting contact from an advisor or Report anonymously

University of Salford – Staff Reporting

If you are a member of staff and would like to make a report, please click below.

Report on the Staff Hub

General Public Reporting

If you are a member of the general public and would like to make a report, please click one of the options below.

Make an Informal Report or Report anonymously