We are working to stop modern slavery and human trafficking. Portsmouth City Council is part of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Modern Slavery Partnership, and we work with the Police and Crime Commissioner’s office to:
Every year, we publish a statement showing what we have done to prevent slavery and human trafficking.
A person is in slavery if they are:
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If you are worried about a child:
If you are worried about an adult:
Modern slavery still happens. It could be in your neighbourhood, workplace, or local businesses.
People trapped in slavery might:
We all have a role to play. If you see something, report it. Together, we can stop slavery.
Look out for people who:
In Portsmouth, City of Sanctuary works with the Medaille Trust and Vista (Harbour Church) to help people who have been victims of trafficking and modern slavery.
The Haven is a drop-in service just for women living in Portsmouth. It’s a safe place for women who have experienced any kind of violence because of their gender.
The Haven supports women who have been affected by:
