The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner supports the IMSA Model Development Project 1

“This programme is a great example of a collaborative approach that places survivors’ needs at the heart of it. The IMSAs’ advocacy work for victims and survivors of the most appalling crimes of modern slavery and human trafficking is so important. It is clear to me that listening to each individual and offering tailored and trauma-informed support are essential to their recovery journey; and equipping them with the right information along the way empowers them to overcome challenges and make decisions that are right for them. The IMSAs demonstrate a model that works, and it is essential that more victims and survivors have access to the programme.”

Eleanor Lyons, Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner

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