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The new Autism Alert Cards will be carried by individuals with autism and will identify the cardholder as having an autism spectrum disorder. It will also hold basic information including the individual’s name and contact details for an appropriate adult.

The aim is for cardholders to be able to readily produce the card when they come into contact with police and provide officers and staff with the information in order to aid understanding and effective interaction.

Author: Met Police
Organisation: Met Police
Last Updated: 20th September 2019

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Recognising & acting on signs of ‘county lines’ child exploitation A Case Study 2018

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It is important that practitioners working with children and vulnerable adults understand what county lines is so that they can identify those at risk or involved in county lines exploitation and know what action to take. County lines is the common denominator in a range of exploitative situations including: drug dealing, violence, gangs, modern slavery and missing persons. The concerted efforts of a range of departments, agencies and organisations are needed to tackle it.

Author: Recognising & acting on signs of ‘county lines’ child exploitation
Organisation: NICHE
Last Updated: 20th September 2019

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No Place At Home 2019

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Author: APPG supported by The Children’s Society
Organisation: APPG
Last Updated: 20th September 2019

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Violence Against Women and Girls Report 2018–19

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The impact of violence against women and girls (VAWG) on victims, their families and their communities cannot be underestimated, and bringing perpetrators to justice is vital in building a more equal society. This report focuses on crimes that are committed primarily by men against women. However, they are also perpetrated against men and boys, and we are committed to securing justice for all victims – regardless of their sex or gender.

Author: CPS
Organisation: CPS
Last Updated: 20th September 2019

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Accountability and reparations report-19-sep-2019

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Author: Independent Inquiry Child Sexual Abuse
Organisation: Independent Inquiry Child Sexual Abuse
Last Updated: 20th September 2019

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Multi-Agency Child Exploitation (MACE) and Contextual Safeguarding Procedures 2019

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The aims of this procedure are:

1. To signpost to the most relevant national and/or local guidance and strategies.
2. To provide clarity on the procedure that should to be followed when a relevant concern is identified.

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3. To outline the local arrangements that are in place that should be followed.

Author: North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Organisation: North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Last Updated: 20th September 2019

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Working “therapeutically” with children, young people and their families subject to exploitation 2019

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Thank you to Dr Romana Farooq for sharing her excellent presentation on working “therapeutically” with children young people and their families subject to exploitation . This was delivered at the NPIES meeting on Monday 2nd September at Parliament and was very well received.

Author: Dr Romana Farooq
Last Updated: 5th September 2019

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Think Again 2019

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Author: YMCA Cardiff
Organisation: YMCA Cardiff
Last Updated: 3rd September 2019

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Human trafficking Indicators

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Author: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Organisation: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Last Updated: 23rd August 2019

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Duty to Notify

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DUTY TO NOTIFY THE HOME OFFICE OF POTENTIAL VICTIM OF MODERN SLAVERYFrom 1 November 2015, specified public authorities have a duty to notify the Secretary of State of any individual identified in England and Wales as a suspected victim of slavery or human trafficking.

See https://www.unseenuk.org/learn-more/frontline-professionals/duty-to-notify for more information.

Last Updated: 23rd August 2019

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There Is No One Type Of Modern Slavery – poster

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Organisation: Modern Slavery Police Transformation
Last Updated: 23rd August 2019

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Safeguarding missing children through Return Home Interviews 2019

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Keeping teenagers safe: Parents matter

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Thurrock Case Study – October 2019

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Violence Against Women and Girls Report 2018–19

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Glossary Index

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Sexual Exploitation: It happens to adults too

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Psychologically Informed Partnership Approach (PIPA)2018

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An alert card and passport scheme aimed at improving how police interact with people with autism

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Recognising & acting on signs of ‘county lines’ child exploitation A Case Study 2018

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No Place At Home 2019

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Violence Against Women and Girls Report 2018–19

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Accountability and reparations report-19-sep-2019

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Multi-Agency Child Exploitation (MACE) and Contextual Safeguarding Procedures 2019

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Working “therapeutically” with children, young people and their families subject to exploitation 2019

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Think Again 2019

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Human trafficking Indicators

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Duty to Notify

DUTY TO NOTIFY THE HOME OFFICE OF POTENTIAL VICTIM OF MODERN SLAVERYFrom 1 November 2015, specified public authorities have a duty to notify the Secretary of State of any individual identified in England and Wales as a suspected victim of slavery or human trafficking.

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There Is No One Type Of Modern Slavery – poster