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Safeguarding in faith settings – NSPCC

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The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Safeguarding in Faith Settings has published a report following its inquiry into the effectiveness of current definitions of ‘positions of trust’ in safeguarding young people within faith settings. Currently professionals including teachers, social workers and youth justice staff are prevented by law from developing sexual relationships with 16-and 17-year-olds under their supervision. The report recommends that the definition of ‘positions of trust’ in the Sexual Offences Act 2003 is amended to cover any adult regularly involved in caring for, training or being in sole charge of young people.

Read the news story: APPG launches report on its inquiry into positions of trust

Author: Thirtyone eight
Organisation: nspcc
Last Updated: 3rd February 2020

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Child sexual abuse survivors – NSPCC

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The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) has released figures from the Truth Project in England and Wales which show that of the 3,646 personal accounts analysed for research, 47% of victims and survivors describe having a condition that limits their ability to carry out day-to-day activities, including blindness, problems with hearing, mobility and memory.

Read the news story: Inquiry finds almost half of child sexual abuse survivors are disabled

Author: IICSA
Organisation: nspcc
Last Updated: 3rd February 2020

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Children at a Risk of Exploitation information leaflet (Slovakian translation also available)

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Organisation: Safe & Sound
Last Updated: 5th August 2020

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Parents of sexually exploited children call for reforms in Social Care Services

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Parents are calling for a quicker response when a referral is made, and the development of positive relationships between Children’s Social Care services and the families they support.

These are the main findings of new research carried out by national child exploitation charity Parents Against Child Exploitation (Pace), among parents of sexually exploited children in England and Wales. A consistent message from parents, over the 23 years that Pace has been working with them, is that the support they have received from Children’s Social Care services has often been insufficient and neither timely nor appropriate.

The research reveals:

Parents felt they were being blamed for the exploitation of their child
Parents felt alone in managing threats to their child and putting safety measures in place
Delays in Social Care service responses of up to two years, which exacerbated the harm caused by the abuse
Interventions focussed on the child and parent, with little attention on disrupting the perpetrator of the abuse

Author: Nancy Pike and Maria Langham with Sarah Lloyd
Organisation: Pace
Last Updated: 29th January 2020

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Online safety

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Childnet International has published a report looking at children and young people’s use of expiring content – online posts, messages and photographs that disappear after they have been viewed, or that are only available for a certain amount of time. Findings from an online survey of 1,019 children aged 8-17 in the UK include: 73% said they have shared something using expiring content in the last year; 67% said they use expiring content to message their friends; and 38% use it to share a picture or video that they don’t want everyone to see.

https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/blog/7-10-young-people-have-used-expiring-content-last-year-%E2%80%93-new-research-childnet

Author: Childnet International
Organisation: nspcc
Last Updated: 28th January 2020

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Safer Internet Day 2020: online safety resources

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NSPCC Learning has brought together a range of resources and activities to support Safer Internet Day on 11 February 2020. Resources include: information for schools to support online safety and develop robust e-safety policies and procedures; Share Aware lesson plans and classroom guidance for schools and teachers; guidance on online safety and social media; and an NSPCC Library reading list highlighting selected publications related to e-safety topics.

https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/research-resources/schools/safer-internet-resources/

Author: nspcc
Organisation: nspcc
Last Updated: 28th January 2020

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Social Media App Bulletin – South West Regional Organised Crime Unit

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Author: Diane Howells
Organisation: Avon & Somerset Police
Last Updated: 22nd January 2020

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Technology use and the mental health of children and young people 2020

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The use of screen time and social media by children and young people has rarely been out of the headlines in recent years. In light of the concerns from young people, the public and policy makers, RCPsych has developed this position paper on the use of technology by children and young people.

Author: Royal College of Psychiatrists
Organisation: Royal College of Psychiatrists
Last Updated: 17th January 2020

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Key Lines of Enquiry 2020

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The NWG and Space co-facilitated a number of Westminster events in 2019 aimed at raising the profile of parents and families affected by child exploitation and creating a national platform for discussion on how best to support these families.

The facilitation of these events has coincided with wider application of new approaches to safeguarding vulnerable adolescents such as Complex Safeguarding and Transitional Safeguarding – which has family work embedded in its model.

One of the practical outputs from the meetings has been the development of a document to capture ‘key lines of enquiry’ for professionals and agencies to consider when supporting parents and families.

The document has been co-developed with participants at the events and through consultation with other national change-drivers and whilst it is still in draft form, we are sharing it due to the appetite from professionals. It is a living document and will evolve as we develop our understanding of the needs of families.

Author: NWG/Space/various
Organisation: NWG/Space/various
Last Updated: 9th January 2020

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FA Cup mental health video features Duke of Cambridge and football stars

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Mental health charities have linked up with the Football Association to create a video featuring players and the Duke of Cambridge, to be shown before this weekend’s FA Cup games.

The film is narrated by the Duke of Cambridge, who is spearheading Heads Up, a partnership between the mental health charity Heads Together he fronts and the FA.

The aim is to raise awareness about mental health issues and the simple steps the public, in particular men, can take to look after their mental health.

As well as being played across stadiums, which are hosting FA Cup third round ties this weekend, it will also be featured online and across broadcast media.

Other charitable organisations involved in the Heads Up initiative include Mind, CALM and Sporting Chance.

The video boradcast will involve a one minute delay to kick-offs. Also involved in the collaboration is Public Health England (PHE)’s Every Mind Matters campaign.

Viewers of the film, which features a raft of current and former players, are being urged to complete PHE’s Mind Plan questionnaire. This has already been completed a million times and aims to develop a personalised mental health action plan for those taking part.

Footballers past and present featured in the film include Chelsea manager Frank Lampard, Manchester United’s Jesse Lingard and Harry Maguire, England and Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford and Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli

https://www.headstogether.org.uk/heads-up/

Author: Heads Together and the FA
Last Updated: 6th January 2020

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Wales safeguarding procedures: CASPAR briefing

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NSPCC Learning has published a CASPAR briefing on the Wales safeguarding procedures, published in November 2019, which update and clarify roles and responsibilities for practitioners to ensure that they safeguard children and adults in Wales. The briefing focuses on the procedures relating to children and young people at risk of harm, outlining safeguarding practice for anyone working with children in Wales. The Wales safeguarding procedures replace the All Wales child protection procedures 2008.

Author: nspcc
Organisation: nspcc
Last Updated: 17th December 2019

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IICSA Research Update – Learning about online sexual harm- December 2019

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We have published new research exploring children and young people’s perspectives on online sexual harm and the education they receive on this in school. The ‘Learning about online sexual harm’ report was produced by the University of Bedfordshire and analyses the views of more than 260 children aged 11-18 from primary and secondary schools across England and Wales. One particular concern was that almost 9 in 10 pupils said it was their own responsibility to keep themselves safe online. This can lead to harmful feelings of guilt and self-blame in the event of abuse, and also stop children from seeking the help and support they need.

Author: University of Bedfordshire
Last Updated: 17th December 2019

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Young Women’s Trust – Childcare: What young women want

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The CHILDCARE: WHAT YOUNG WOMAN WANT report draws on findings from focus groups held across the country and a Survation survey for Young Women’s Trust of UK mums aged 18-30. It found:

More than three in four of young mums (78 percent) said a lack of flexible and affordable childcare was a barrier to finding employment
57 percent were unable to take up employment because of a lack of suitable childcare options
One in three young mums was forced to leave a job because she could not afford childcare and more than half of those polled said they would work more hours if they could find flexible childcare at an affordable price
Two thirds of employed young mums are struggling or just about managing financially, rising to 82 percent of those who are not working because they cannot afford childcare
One in four working mums skip meals every day to make ends meet. Half of working mums are skipping meals at least once a week to provide for their children – rising to 64 percent among those on Universal Credit

Organisation: Young Women's Trust
Last Updated: 13th December 2019

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Catch 22 – Care Leaver Local Offer: Guide and Key Messages

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Catch22’s National Leaving Care Benchmarking Forum has released the Care Leaver Local Offer Report, to support local authorities in raising the standard of provision across the country. The toolkit will be of interest to practitioners and policymakers and anyone with an interest in improving outcomes for care leavers.

Author: Catch 22
Organisation: Catch 22
Last Updated: 12th December 2019

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Transition into Adulthood Case Studies

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The Willow Project working with Child Exploitation

Rochdale Transition 2019

Thurrock Case Study – October 2019

Sexual Exploitation – It happens to adults too

Vulnerable Young Adult Sexual Exploitation (Sheffield)

CSE Transition to Adulthood Project

Transition Case study 2019 (Cardiff)

Better lives for people in Leeds – Directions Panel

NWG Report Sexual Exploitation

Developing a service to address Exploitation

Author: Steve Baguely has collated these case studies to share practice and learning around exploitation/abuse and the transition into Adult services
Last Updated: 14th February 2020

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Forced Marriage A Survivors Handbook

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Each year we speak to a large number of survivors of forced marriage. They tell us that it’s not unusual to feel completely alone at first, but you should remember that there are people working for support agencies and organisations who can help you. You don’t have to face life on your own if you don’t want to.
This book may not be able to answer all your questions, but it will act as a good starting point to help you build your new life. It includes sections on safety, education and work, benefits and finance, health, legal, refuges and housing, childcare, getting a divorce and withdrawing sponsorship for a spouse visa.

Author: Home Office Forced Marriage Unit
Organisation: Home Office Forced Marriage Unit
Last Updated: 5th August 2020

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The Willow Project Working with Child Exploitation and the Transition into Adulthood

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Under Thames Valley Partnership, the Victims First Willow Project is commissioned by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner to be the Thames Valley Wide Exploitation & Complex Needs Service working across the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire (inc Milton Keynes) and Oxfordshire; seeking to identify and support those individuals who are assessed as having been victims of exploitation or who are deemed to be at risk of exploitation.

Author: Thames Valley Partnership
Organisation: Thames Valley Partnership
Last Updated: 25th November 2019

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Childline Annual Review 2018/19

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This review looks at what children and young people tell Childline during counselling sessions and how Childline is supporting them both online and over the phone. Findings include: in 2018/19 Childline provided more than 250,000 counselling sessions, over 109,000 of which were about mental and emotional health and wellbeing issues and 4,500 were about child sexual exploitation.

Author: nspcc
Organisation: nspcc
Last Updated: 18th November 2019

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