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Criminal Exploitation
Exploring Criminal Exploitation of children and vulnerable adults
Date: Thursday, 17 October 2019 - Unable to attend this date?
Time: 10:30 am - 11:30 am BST
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Overview
This webinar will offer an insight into the ‘Criminal exploitation of children and vulnerable adults: County Lines guidance’ (September 2018). It is intended to explain the nature of harm from criminal exploitation, to enable practitioners to recognise its signs and respond appropriately so that potential victims get the support and help they need.
Objectives
This webinar is designed to support all providers of post 16 educations
and training provision to have a greater awareness and duty of care in
recognising and responding to the following types of criminal exploitation:
- Modern slavery
- Human trafficking
- Labour Exploitation
- Forced begging
- County Lines
- Cuckooing
- Grooming including Initiation & hazing
- Push & pull factors
- Spot the signs
- Build resilience
- Make referrals & get support
Who Should Attend?
The content of this webinar is ideal for all those who work in post 16 education and training provision whether as part of an executive team, senior management, curriculum and department leads or directly involved in teaching and training with a responsibility for the management and leadership of safeguarding. As well as anyone who has regular contact with children or vulnerable adults including parents or carers.
