The aim of this funding call is to support original, collaborative research that will improve the current support system for victims and survivors of modern slavery, in order to fulfil their individual needs in short-term and longer-term recovery.
Projects should take a partnership approach, involving those on the frontline, and putting the needs of victims and survivors at the heart of research to influence future policy development. They should seek to fill gaps in the evidence base in areas such as the decision-making processes for identifying people affected by slavery and the impact it has on survivors, the recovery and reintegration needs of both adults and children identified as victims, and approaches to prevent re-trafficking.
Proposals may be up to full economic cost of £300K for a period of up to 12 months.
How to make an application
The closing date for applications is: 27 October 2020.
Applications to this call should be submitted through the cross-council Joint Electronic Submission system (Je-S). If you need any assistance to use the system, please contact the Je-S helpdesk on 01793 444164 or on JeSHelp@je-s.ukri.org.
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Contacts
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