Durham Safeguarding Children Partnership

Durham Safeguarding Children Partnership

  • Professionals
    • DSCP Newsletters and Factsheets
    • Multi-Agency Child Protection Procedures
    • Relationships Matter – Reducing Parental Conflict
    • Relationships Matter -Reducing Parental Conflict
    • Thresholds
    • Training Programme
    • Training Materials
    • DSCP E-Learning Courses
    • Other E-Learning Courses
    • Other training available for Partners
    • Unintentional Injury Programme
    • Signs of Safety
    • Multi-Agency Safeguarding Arrangements
    • Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub
    • Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference
    • Performance Management and Section 11 Audits
    • Safer Workforce
    • Self Harm and Suicide
    • Alcohol Licensing
    • PREVENT – Counter Terrorism
    • Information and Pro Forma for GPs
    • Serious Case Reviews and Child Death Reviews
    • Information Sharing
    • Missing and Exploited Children
    • Child Sexual Exploitation
    • Missing Children
    • Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE)
    • Toolkits and Guidance for Practitioners
    • Single Assessment Procedures
    • Toolkits and guidance for practitioners
    • Chronologies
    • Key Reports
    • Useful Links
  • DSCP – New Safeguarding Arrangements
  • Parents & Carers
    • COVID-19
    • NSPCC Schools Service
    • Private Fostering
    • What is child protection?
    • What is an initial child protection conference?
    • What to do if you are concerned about a child
    • Online Safety
    • The NSPCC’s Share Aware Campaign
    • Information leaflets to download and print
    • Relationships Matter – Reducing Parental Conflict
  • Children & Young People
    • 8-11 Year Olds
    • What is child protection?
    • 11-16 Year Olds
    • 16 plus
    • Child Protection Enquiry
    • Child Protection Conference
    • Helplines and Information
    • What is Child Sexual Exploitation?
  • What’s New
  • Contact Us

Home / Children & Young People / What is Child Sexual Exploitation?

What is Child Sexual Exploitation?

web-what-is-cse

18th March 2019

#Safeguard #CSEDay19

1426601368-slides8

The welfare of the child and the young person is paramount.

Exploitation is about more than just CSE, think about criminal exploitation, county lines, trafficking and modern slavery

Sexual exploitation can be hard to recognise because often it feels like that you are in a good relationship with the person – or people – who abuse your trust in them.

It could be that you are exploited by a friend, or group of friends, or someone you think of as a boyfriend or girlfriend or it might be a person or a new group of people you’ve only just got to know, either in person or online.

If what you are being asked or forced to do makes you feel uncomfortable or worried in some way and somehow feels wrong then remember it probably is

Discover the visible signs of sexual exploitation

Online Grooming

Kayleigh’s Love Story is a film produced by Leicestershire Police about aspects of the last 13 days of the life of 15-year-old Kayleigh Haywood in November 2015. The Leicestershire schoolgirl was groomed online by a man she had never met, before being raped and murdered by his next door neighbour.

Warning – If the film were to be screened at a cinema, they would carry a 15 certificate.

Where can you find help?

We haERASE Laptopve created the ‘ERASE’ (Educate and Raise Awareness of Sexual Exploitation) website and where you (and parents and carers) can find lots of advice on Sexual Exploitation. The website can be found at www.eraseabuse.org

If you are worried for yourself or a friend, please talk to an adult you trust. Remember: if you are in any danger or feel unsafe, get in contact with the police immediately on 999.

 

 

childline-logoChildline – You can call them free on 0800 1111 and this number won’t appear on a telephone bill.  Available 24 hours a day.

 

 

 

Advice & Support for Children going missing from home or  care

Homepage

think-u-knowYou can find out more about sexual exploitation from the ThinkuKnow website.

 

In this Section

  • 8-11 Year Olds
  • What is child protection?
  • 11-16 Year Olds
  • 16 plus
  • Child Protection Enquiry
  • Child Protection Conference
  • Helplines and Information
  • What is Child Sexual Exploitation?

© 2019 · Durham SCP · For general enquires call: 03000 265 770 · Privacy Information· Accessibility Statement

In response to the current Coronavirus situation the DSCP Business Team will be working from home. Please email staff individually or the Business unit group email dscpsecure@durham.gov.uk. For further information for partners, please visit our Covid-19 Information for Partners page