Who we support
Providing Support to Survivors of Modern Slavery in attaining compensation for their injuries:
Who we support
Compensation Routes
THE OBJECTIVE
our Process
Our Process to Achieving Compensation for Survivors
Step: 1
Submit a referral or application through our online portal. Our team will review the information provided and assess how we may be able to assist.
Step: 2
Step: 3
We support survivors in pursuing compensation through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). As part of our assessment, we also identify potential civil and employment law claims and connect suitable cases with specialist legal representatives where further legal action may be appropriate.
LEGAL TECH
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Online Client Portal
For secure access to case information, documents, and updates.

Case Progress Updates
For clear updates at each stage of the compensation claim process.

SCAP'S TEAM
SCAP'S Team Formation

They lead and progress each case.
They assess claims and identify the correct route.
They review evidence and prepare submissions.
They oversee all significant legal work.

They assist with triage and onboarding.
They help gather and organise evidence.
They support case administration.
Their work is supervised by Legal Consultants.
Parnerships
New Partners
COLLABORATION
Working together to improve survivors' access to financial compensation.
Direct referral pathway for survivors.
Access to specialist compensation expertise.
Joint working on complex matters.
Regular case progress updates.
Improved outcomes for survivors.
PARTNERSHIPS
Supporting access to justice for survivors of exploitation and abuse.
Direct social impact.
Support a specialist survivor service.
Demonstrate social responsibility.
Help expand access to compensation.
Support long-term survivor outcomes.
FAQ
Everything you want to know
SCAP
Assisting Survivors. Through Legal Support.
Designed to help Survivors achieve financial compensation through specialist legal support.









aBOUT US
About SCAP
Providing Specialist Compensation Support
for Survivors
SCAP provides specialist support for survivors seeking financial compensation.
We assist survivors of modern slavery, trafficking, and exploitation.
Our representatives support CICA applications and assess potential civil and employment claims for referral to specialist legal representatives.
We provide complete representation throughout the process, from initial assessment to final outcome.
Providing Specialist Compensation Support for Survivors
We assist survivors of modern slavery, trafficking, and exploitation.
Our representatives support CICA applications and assess potential civil and employment claims for referral to specialist legal representatives.
We provide complete representation throughout the process, from initial assessment to final outcome.
Providing Specialist Compensation Support for Survivors
We assist survivors of modern slavery, trafficking, and exploitation.
Our representatives support CICA applications and assess potential civil and employment claims for referral to specialist legal representatives.
We provide complete representation throughout the process, from initial assessment to final outcome.
Helping survivors of modern slavery, trafficking, and exploitation obtain the financial compensation they deserve.
Helping survivors of modern slavery, trafficking, and exploitation obtain the financial compensation they deserve.
Helping survivors of modern slavery, trafficking, and exploitation obtain the financial compensation they deserve.
DATA
Why SCAP exists
SURVIVORS OF MODERN SLAVERY
SURVIVORS OF MODERN SLAVERY
SURVIVORS OF MODERN SLAVERY
CICA APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED
CICA APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED
CICA APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED
Compensation orders made from 2015-2022
Compensation orders made from 2015-2022
Compensation orders made from 2015-2022
of Legal Aid Funding Apps. Rejected
of Legal Aid Funding Apps. Rejected
of Legal Aid Funding Apps. Rejected
"Although [financial compensation] routes are available in principle, there are concerns that there are various barriers to them being accessible in practice and that consequently, the number of victims and survivors receiving compensation from either their traffickers or the state is low."
- Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner
"Although [financial compensation] routes are available in principle, there are concerns that there are various barriers to them being accessible in practice and that consequently, the number of victims and survivors receiving compensation from either their traffickers or the state is low."
- Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner
"Although [financial compensation] routes are available in principle, there are concerns that there are various barriers to them being accessible in practice and that consequently, the number of victims and survivors receiving compensation from either their traffickers or the state is low."
- Indpt. Anti-Slavery Commissioner
These figures highlight a significant gap in access to compensation for survivors. SCAP exists to help bridge that gap.
These figures highlight a significant gap in access to compensation for survivors. SCAP exists to help bridge that gap.