National Organisation for the Treatment of Abusers Newsletter includes updates from the Prevention Committee, the Policy & Practice Subcommittee, research with adult victims of CSA in Sport, The ‘Stand Together’ Report, Schema Therapy, Online CSE material offending, the impact of fathers arrest for IIOC, Safe Touch and much more
Author: NOTA
Organisation: National Organisation for the Treatment of Abusers
Last Updated: 18th May 2018
This report has been written using data gathered from our Childline and helpline services. These services not only provide support to those who contact us, they also help to give us a clear picture of the issues facing children and young people today – such as peer sexual abuse.
This briefing (PDF) on recognising and responding to harmful sexual behaviour displayed by young people in sport outlines what is normal sexualised behaviour and how to recognise and respond to concerning behaviour.
Organisation: NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU)
Last Updated: 10th May 2018
We have published a report looking at media coverage of the NWG over a 10 month period in 2017.
Highlights include:
Our total Reach across the UK through the media was 15,007,906 on top of that our social media reach on Twitter was 6,989,811 and most importantly all coverage was positve.
Author: Baker Baird Communications
Organisation: Baker Baird Communications
Last Updated: 30th April 2018
A review of children and young people’s mental health services.
Focus groups and one-to-one interviews carried out with 1,369 people including staff, children and young people, parents, families and carers, identified a number of barriers to children and young people getting the care they need.
Author: Care Quality Commission
Organisation: Care Quality Commission
Last Updated: 27th April 2018
The full interim report and summary report of the Inquiry Panel
Author: Prof. Alexis Jay OBE, Prof. Sir Malcolm Evans KCMG OBE. Ivor Frank, Drusilla Sharpling CBE
Organisation: Inquiry Panel
Last Updated: 26th April 2018
In big cities across the UK, gangs are using violence and intimidation to recruit young and vulnerable people to expand their drugs network across the country. Could they be targeting people near you? #CountyLines
Organisation: Merseyside Police
Last Updated: 23rd March 2018
“It’s absolutely possible to love somebody and hate what they’re doing to you. “There are ways of getting you free of this stuff,” Zoe Lodrick – Sexual Trauma Specialist
Author: Zoe Loderick
Last Updated: 23rd March 2018
Social media can be a scary place, especially for those of us who didn’t grow up with likes, live streams and #goals. It can sometimes seem like teenagers are speaking a different language and, while it’s tempting to try and keep them from interacting online, the reality is that it’s as much a part of their life as eating their dinner or brushing their teeth. Instead, you should make sure you’re aware of the risks of some of the main social networking sites and have the relevant conversations with your children.
If you are planning a child sexual exploitation (CSE) campaign in your local area, it is important to devote some of your time towards evaluating the impact of what you are planning on doing. This evaluation Tool and Guidance document is intended to provide you with a simple way of understanding how to think about doing this in a planned and effective manner. It will provide you with a general understanding of the key terms, methods of data collection, an evaluation framework and links to further resources.
Author: NWG
Organisation: NWG
Last Updated: 22nd March 2018
The Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse has published five exploratory studies to identify key findings from existing research and provide new evidence on the characteristics and perspectives of child sexual exploitation (CSE) perpetration and perpetrators. The research briefing programme outlines findings emerging across the studies including: no shared approach in any setting to distinguish CSE perpetration from child sexual abuse.
Organisation: The Centre of Expertise
Last Updated: 26th February 2018
New analysis from the Children’s Commissioner for England reveals, for the first time, the scale of vulnerability among children in England. These reports bring together a range of information held by various government departments, agencies and others. Its initial analysis reveals a host of shocking statistics about the number of children living in vulnerable situations.
Zip folder with 8 documents,
Organisation: Children's Commissioner
Last Updated: 26th February 2018
This is a report of a Thematic Serious Case Review carried out jointly by Newcastle Safeguarding Children Board and Newcastle Safeguarding Adults Board to consider and learn from sexual exploitation involving children and young adults in Newcastle.
Author: David Spicer
Organisation: Newcastle Safeguarding boards
Last Updated: 23rd February 2018
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