• Has indications of physical or psychological abuse
• Has untreated injuries
• Looks unkept, malnourished or untidy
• Appears anxious/agitated or withdrawn and neglected
• Always wears the same clothes and/or the clothes they wear may not be suitable for their type of employment
• May engage in substance misuse, such as alcohol and drugs

• Lives in unclean, cramped or overcrowded accommodation
• Lives and is employed at the same location
• Does not have many/any personal possessions

• Rarely allowed to travel on their own
• Seems under the control or influence of others
• Rarely interacts with or appears unfamiliar with their neighbourhood or place of employment
• Has relationships that are not typical e.g. a boyfriend/girlfriend who is much older

• Has no official identification documents
• Has little opportunity to move freely and may have had their travel documents retained e.g. passports
• Is dropped off/collected for work either very early or late at night on a regular basis
• Has unusual travel arrangements – children are dropped off/picked up in private cars/taxis at strange times and in unusual places

• Avoids eye contact and/or appears frightened
• Is hesitant to talk to strangers
• Fears police/people in authority for many reasons
• Does not know who to trust or where to get help
• Fears deportation
• Fears violence to them or their family
• Has limited English language skills

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