Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Awareness Plus Briefing.

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Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Awareness Plus Briefing

What is CSE The sexual exploitation of children and young people under 18 involves exploitative situations, contexts and relationships where young people (or a third person or persons) receive ‘something’ (e.g. food, accommodation, drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, affection, gifts, money) as a result of performing, and / or others performing on them, sexual activities

Continued Child Sexual Exploitation can occur through use of technology without the child’s immediate recognition, for example the persuasion to post sexual images on the internet / mobile phones with no immediate payment or gain.

Continued In all cases those exploiting the child / young person have power over them by virtue of their age, gender, intellect, physical strength and / or economic or other resources.

CSE is an umbrella term The term ‘child sexual exploitation’ has the potential to sanitise the horror of child rape and sexual abuse. Child sexual exploitation is not an offence in itself and offenders are prosecuted using separate sexual offences, such as:  Sexual activity with a child  Taking / sharing indecent images of a child  Rape  Child abduction  Trafficking

Common models of grooming and exploitation  Inappropriate relationships  The boyfriend model  Peer grooming and exploitation  Indirect peer  Party lifestyle  Internet grooming  Organised /networked/ commercial exploitation & trafficking / internet grooming  Gangs and groups

Who is vulnerable?  Experience of domestic violence / adult mental health / substance misuse / significant abuse  Experience of adult sex work  Experience of family breakdown / bereavement / grief  Children from migrant families / unaccompanied asylum seeking children  Those absent or missing from education / home  Those with learning disabilities / difficulties  Children living in poverty  Those who have mental health problems / misuse alcohol / substances  Looked after young people  Children affected by gang culture

Warning signs  Periods of missing from home, care or school  Change in relationships with family & friends unaccounted for money or gifts / ability to buy goods  Physical injuries / change in physical appearance  Change in emotional wellbeing / self-harm / thoughts of, or attempts at suicide  Change in drug or alcohol use  Involvement in offending (new or increased)  Sexually-transmitted infections / pregnancy and terminations  Change in emotional wellbeing / self-harm  Increase use of the internet / phone  New peer group / boyfriend or girlfriend

The importance of sharing intelligence  Identifies vulnerable children at risk and helps to reduce harm  Helps disrupt / divert and prosecute the perpetrators  Caters for a map of the ‘problem profile’ - targeting the right services in the right areas  Informs localities, businesses and communities Pass it on to the police and let them make the decision

If you have a concern  Visit the LSCB practitioners and professional web page: protocols/CSE-protocols protocols/CSE-protocols  Complete the CSE Partner Checklist and have a conversation with CP lead / CSWS front door.  Work in partnership to reduce risk and vulnerability  Share intelligence