Mental Healthcare for Survivors of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking: A Single Point-in-Time, Internet-Based Scoping Study of Third Sector Provision

Figures & data

Figure 1. Flow diagram illustrating organizations search process.

Table 1. Synthesis of numerical results per world areas.

World areas	NGOs included N	NGOs in Category 1* N	NGOs in Category 2* N	NGOs in Category 3* N	NGOs only serving MSHT victims/survivors N	NGOs serving female population (including minors) N	NGOs serving male population (including minors) N	Christian Faith Based Organizations N	Transnational NGOs N
Australia and the Pacific	14	0	4	10	3	3	0	6	7
Continental Asia and the Far East	4	0	0	4	0	3	0	1	0
South East Asia	71	0	18	53	3	26	4	25	25
South Asia	63	0	18	45	2	31	2	11	16
Africa	16	0	0	16	5	6	0	3	3
Europe and the Middle East	36	2 (UK)	9	25	17	14	0	5	8
Central and South America	68	0	16	52	5	29	1	24	29
North America	53	2 (US)	16	35	5	20	4	17	9
Total	325	4 (1%)	81 (25%)	240 (74%)	40	132	10	92	97

* Category 1 includes organizations devoted to designing, delivering and evaluating mental health support packages specifically for survivors of MSHT; in Category 2, organizations’ service offering included a mental health support package, for MSHT survivors and other vulnerable populations, and made available resources on it; in Category 3, organizations stated they provided some mental health support as part of an array of services, for MSHT survivors and other vulnerable populations.

Figure 2. Synthesis of themes and sub-themes.

Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study were derived from resources available in the public domain and a full list of them is available from the corresponding author, RL, upon reasonable request.