Submission of Evidence to the Women & Equalities Committee on Unequal Impact of Covid19 on People with Protected Characteristics
The individuals HBF works with have been subjected to atrocities
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Submission to the Home Office on the 2018 Review of Asylum Support Rates
This submission is provided for the Home Office’s upcoming review
Submission to the Home Affairs Select Committee Inquiry into Home Office Preparedness for Covid19 - Institutional Asylum Accommodation
This submission addresses the issue specifically of “institutional (asylum) accommodation”
The Courts, Tribunals and the Covid-19 Public Health Crisis
Summary This document contains recommendations primarily for members of the
Urgent Call for the UK Government to Protect and Safeguard Survivors of Modern Slavery
The Helen Bamber Foundation has submitted a short report to the UK Home Office recommending that urgent action is taken to protect and safeguard survivors of Modern Slavery as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The report is widely supported by NGOs, academics and legal representatives across the UK with 56 co-signatories.
Is self-isolation proving especially difficult for asylum seekers and refugees?
This document was prepared in response to a question raised
Improving Access to Psychological Therapies
Helen Bamber Foundation Clinical Psychologist, Dr Kemi Komolafe, contributed to
Evidence to the Department of Health Formal Review of 'The National Health Service (Charges to Overseas Visitors)
We have become increasingly concerned regarding the impact on our
Supporting Adult Survivors of Slavery to Facilitate Recovery and Reintegration and Prevent Re-Exploitation
The recommendations in this document highlight the minimum standards needed
The mental health difficulties experienced by victims of human trafficking (modern slavery) and the impact this has on their ability to provide testimony
Victims of human trafficking (VoTs) have often endured extreme, traumatic
Class Acts? Examining Modern Slavery Legislation Across the UK
The Anti-Trafficking Monitoring Group (ATMG) was founded in 2009 to
Addressing Mental Health Needs in Survivors of Modern Slavery
This critical review and research agenda was commissioned by the