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Modern Slavery & Child Sexual Exploitation
Modern Slavery
Duration 1 day
Course Overview
Delegates will have an awareness of Modern Day Slavery/Trafficking, which involves the exploitation of people/children who are coerced, deceived, forced into, or expected to accept a life of abuse, servitude or inhumane and degrading treatment.
Learning Outcomes- To understand the different forms of Modern Day Slavery under the Modern Day Slavery Act 2015
- To understand the Government Strategy and legal framework for the Modern Day Slavery Act 2015
- To understand how victims become involved in slavery & the involvement of the trafficker (perpetrator).
- To identify locations and signs/risk indicators that indicate modern slavery
- To explore health risks and work with victims of modern slavery
- To explain the referral process, Duty to Notify and available resources
Methods of Delivery
This course will be delivered via a variety of methods, including PowerPoint presentations, DVDs, casework, quizzes, group work and discussion.
Awareness of Child Sexual Exploitation & Risk Assessment
Course Overview
CSE is a high profile issue at present as can be seen from publication of the recent Serious Case Reviews from Rotherham and Oxford. All staff should be aware of the potential for children to be sexually exploited and the underlying reasons for behaviour changes in children.
To provide practitioners the opportunity to explore CSE in a multi-agency training or in-house environment, to further allow them to gain understanding and advance their skills in identifying and protecting children at risk or who are a risk or have been subjected to CSE.
Learning Outcomes- Explore attitudes and beliefs around CSE, including definitions and legislation
- Identify potential risk factors of CSE
- To explore the grooming processes used; the different models of CSE; Consent & how media impacts on the grooming processes
- To understand the impact and consequences of CSE for children and their families
- To complete risk assessment and referral process to safeguard children and young people form CSE
- Increasing young people's awareness of environments to identify risk and talk about safety - what would they do and how would they keep themselves safe
Methods of Delivery
Majority of this course is interactive with very little PowerPoint Presentation.
Quiz, Group Work, Group Discussion. DVD "My Dangerous Loverboy or "Sick Party", real case studies, Individual work (risk assessment).
- Course Content
- Audience
- Training Considerations
- Certification
- Related Courses
Course Content
- Defining Modern Day Slavery under the Modern Day Slavery Act 2015
- The Government Strategy and the legal framework for the Modern Day Slavery Act
- How victims become involved in slavery & the involvement of the trafficker (perpetrator).
- Signs and risk indicators
- Health risks
- The referral process, Duty to Notify and available resources
- Defining CSE: attitudes, beliefs and the relevant legislation
- Risk Factors
- The Grooming Process: Models of CSE, Consent and the impact of the media
- The impact and consequences of CSE for children and their families
- Risk assessment, safeguarding, and the referral process
- Increasing young people's awareness of the risks and ways to keep safe
Target Audience
Modern Slavery:
This course is suitable for everyone in both the public and private sectors: in particular, those in the NHS, police, voluntary sectors, social care, HR and housing departments.
Child Sexual Exploitation:
Education (both teachers and students) Social Care, Health, Police, Voluntary Sector etc.
Training Considerations
Modern Slavery:
Delegates should research a Modern Slavery case that has gone through the criminal justice system in their local area.
Child Sexual Exploitation:
Read and gain an understanding of the risk assessment tool.
Certification
Upon completion, delegates will receive a certificate confirming their attendance for this course.
Related Courses
Child Sexual Exploitation
Radicalisation
Female Genital Mutilation
Honour-Based Abuse and Forced Marriage
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