Genesis was established in 1990 and was set up as a faith based organization, with one lady who would go out on the beat and meet women who were sex working, befriending them, giving them a friendly ear, and offering coffee etc. Genesis is no longer faith based and now has 3 full time workers. One post works with women who are currently sex working and helps supports them with a variety of issues, but focusing on safety - including the National Ugly Mugs scheme, sexual health, and support. The new futures project aims to support women who have identified that they want to make positive changes in their life, that could be reducing drug use and getting on a script, moving on from sex work and looking at education, volunteering / work opportunities. Our newest post in the adult team is a specialized housing and benefit role. Isis was established in 1997 as a direct result form seeing girls as young as 15 and 16 out on the beat. We no longer see young people out on the beat, and we are confident that the women working would tell us if there were any young people or particular venerable people on the beat. The exploitation has moved indoors, and the young person’s team has developed tools and resources to work with the changed models of grooming over the years. The young person’s team was rebranded to be called Isis in 2012 as we wanted to insure that we were seen as two separate services, and that we were not taking about young people being prostitutes, but rather sexual exploited children. Basis is the social enterprise arm of the charity. Basis is a direct result of the funding cuts we suffered a few years ago, we decided that we needed a was of becoming self sufficient, so all the profits that are made from delivering awareness raising to young people, delivering training to professionals and our consultancy work goes back into funding front line pratictioners.

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CSE Awareness with Young People (Leeds) Raising awareness with girls in schools through assemblies or small workgroups, on topics like: Grooming and Online Safety(Y5/6/7) CSE , Online Safety , Consent Sexual Violence and Consent (Year 10 +)

DVD & Learning Resources – Sick Party Created to highlight the current ‘Party Lifestyle’ model of grooming Used with young people and professionals 20 minute professional drama focusing on real life events Sold over 800 copies nationwide: http://basistraining.org.uk/resources/sick-party/

DVD & Learning Resources Is it Normal Written by young people, highlighting their experiences of porn Developed and acted by a local drama group Want to help professionals / parents /carers to talk about porn with young people http://basistraining.org.uk/resources/is-it-normal/

Alright Charlie 15 minute film aimed at Year 5/6 The film has a series of pauses for YP to engage and fill in workbook Workbook inc. questions, scenarios and important contacts/information Along with the film and YP workbook, we have developed a teacher training guidance pack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cs9ooWTGpUY&t=8s There has been a clear necessity for resources aimed towards younger children Rotherham, Rochdale and other areas show numbers of younger children being exploited rising The project has been running for the last year and was launched nationally in March Basis and the BLAST Project working together How the resource is delivered: - Ideally 90 minute session - Appropriate for 9-11 year old boys and girls - Groups no bigger than 30 YP - Can be used on a 121 basis - Workbook is used to help YP retain information

Alright Charlie Free to use and download: http://www.mesmac.co.uk/projects/blast/for-professionals/resources Basis or BLAST can come in to deliver: 1.5 hour sessions Primary School Teacher briefing (1- 1.5 hrs) (£100 - £125) Lower cost if the school prints the workbooks and eval forms Teacher briefing is 1 hour if it doesn’t include showing the film, 1.5 with the film Cost of teacher briefing £75 for an hour: £100 for 1.5

Breaking Through Moving on from CSE Based on 6 real life stories of experiences of young people that have moved on from CSE Animation – 8 minutes Young Peoples booklet Full stories document http://basisyorkshire.org.uk/training-resources/breaking-through-moving-on-from-cse/

How support Confidential space Access to sexual health resources / appointments Internet safety and sexting sessions Session on different grooming methods CSE Use lots of different resources Not time limited support Peer mentoring with the Lionesses (Ex service user group) . Session on sexual consent and rights to body Tailoring the session plans Attending CSE meeting and advocating for young person

How to make a referral Go to: www.basisyorkshire.org.uk/youngpeople Fill out CSE matrix with as much information and analysis as possible If risk is medium or high, send to: ypreferrals@basisyorkshire.org.uk ; and!! Specialist.safeguarding@leeds.gov.uk If low, inform Duty & Advice with Partner Checklist on 0113 3760336, and reassess no later than 6 months after.

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