Research and analysis

An assessment of Independent Child Trafficking Guardians

A report assessing the role of Regional Practice Co-ordinators (RPCs) within the Independent Child Trafficking Guardians (ICTG) service, covering the period October 2018 to December 2019.

• From: Home Office
• Published: 29 October 2020
• Last updated: 6 January 2022 — See all updates

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An assessment of Independent Child Trafficking Guardians (accessible version)

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An assessment of Independent Child Trafficking Guardians

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This report was jointly produced by the Home Office and Ipsos MORI to assess the role of Regional Practice Co-ordinators (RPCs) within the ICTG service.

RPCs support potential child victims of trafficking who have a figure of parental responsibility for them in the UK, and have been introduced to 6 early adopter sites:

• Greater Manchester
• Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
• Wales
• East Midlands
• West Midlands
• Croydon

The report assesses both how the RPC role has been delivered, and the perceived impacts of the role, through qualitative interviews and quantitative data analysis.

Published 29 October 2020
Last updated 6 January 2022 + show all updates

1. 6 January 2022

   Accessible HTML versions of 'An assessment of Independent Child Trafficking Guardians' and 'An assessment of Independent Child Trafficking Guardians: data tables' added.

2. 29 October 2020

   First published.