•Use neighbourhood intelligence, community engagement, housing referrals, and safeguarding information to identify people at risk of exploitation.
•Conduct welfare visits and make referrals to social care, mental health services, substance misuse services, and safeguarding partners where appropriate.
•Work closely with housing providers, social services, health professionals, and community safety partnerships to share information lawfully and build a complete picture of risk.
•Encourage members of the public to report concerns promptly, helping agencies intervene earlier and protect victims.
•Ensure victims receive long-term support to reduce the likelihood of repeat exploitation and improve their resilience.