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Working with victims of Child Exploitation - skills and practice

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Exclusive Resources

You are booked on to the Working with victims of Child Exploitation - skills and practice course. Here you can access the resoures you will need before the session. Click on the resource to download it.

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Hand Brain model

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This resource outlines the hand brain model and how you can use it with children and young people.

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Please click on the PDF to download a copy

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Exploitation Identification tool

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This is a form that is used within South Gloucestershire to identify children who are or maybe at risk of suffering exploitation.

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Please click on the document to download a copy.

Commission on Young Lives: hidden in plain sight

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A national plan of action to support vulnerable teenagers to succeed and to protect them from adversity, exploitation, and harm. This final report brings together their four thematic reports and sets out a policy framework and the scale of investment needed to support vulnerable children and their families. 

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Grooming

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These resources outline what grooming is. The first one is related to criminal exploitation and the second one is related to sexual exploitation.

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Please click on the documents to download a copy.

What is exploitation?

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This resource is 4 faces and is used to spark discussion on how you would explain exploitation to each of them.

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Is there consent?

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This resource is 4 case studies that may or may not show consent. This sparks conversation around what is consent.

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Fearless Education Resource - county lines.

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This is an educational resource from Fearless. It is aimed at professionals working with young people throughout the UK. It provides exercises on a range of crime types that professionals can use to challenge young people’s perceptions, stimulate debate and encourage good citizenship.

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Please click on the PDF to download a copy.

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