Safeguarding Children and Young People

Level 3 Multi-Agency Child Protection (MACP) with a focus on Child Sexual Exploitation CSE

This highly specialised open course supports participants in developing a deeper understanding of the impact of sexual exploitation on children and young people

Open

9:30 – 15:30 – Via Zoom

£60 + VAT

Dates: 7th May 2024, 9th September 2024, 26th November 2024

Learning outcomes

Recognise and identify risk factors associated with CSE.
Understand relevant government guidance, the legislative framework and local protocols.
Be able to outline the different models of CSE, the types of perpetrator(s) and the way they operate, as identified in the research.
Recognise and understand ways to effectively identify and engage with children and young people at risk of CSE.
Be able to describe different agency roles and responsibilities and your own specific role in safeguarding children from child sexual exploitation.
Have utilised best practice examples to explore strategies for intervention, including the use of disruption tactics, in cases where CSE is suspected/identified.

Description

The course aims to give you a deeper understanding of the impact of sexual exploitation on children and young people growing up. This course considers the different models of CSE, vulnerability and resilience factors in young people, what the evidence says, and what we have learnt from serious case reviews.

The course is aimed at staff who have previously attended Level 3 Multi-Agency Child Protection training, but no specialist knowledge is required.

This course is delivered by our expert facilitators who will bring their first hand experience and tailor the course to suit your learning needs.

Our course covers the following topics:

Introduce self and aims for today
Legislation.
Definitions.
The nature of abuse.
Social media and grooming
Signs and indicators of CSE, Push & Pull factors, vulnerabilities of children
Law and consent
Incidence & Prevalence
Disbelief
The press & racism
Why do young people go back into dangerous exploitative situations?
First Disclosure, Recording and the CSE referral
Disruption
Parents perspective & Interventions

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Dates Available

Dates:

7th May 2024
9th September 2024
26th November 2024

This course includes:

Case studies
Safeguarding practice reviews
Group work
Resources

Benefits of the course:

Up-to-date and in line with the key legislation and guidance in the UK
Delivery from professional and expert facilitators in the field
Certificate of achievement

Course Reviews

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