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This survey of five Barnardo's sexual exploitation services across the UK shows the prevalence of online grooming and the number of children who had gone on to be sexually exploited after being groomed online. The authors note that:
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Summary of the activities of the Children's Commissioner
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This paper describes the models and processes used in the sexual exploitation of children and young people, and Barnardo's model of practice in supporting these children. It updates Barnardo's '4As'
This report presents evidence-based learning from an evaluation of Barnardo's SECOS (Sexual Exploitation Children's Outreach Service) child sexual exploitation (CSE) service based in Middlesbrough.
The report highlights Barnardo’s concern thatas central and local government continue to make furtherdifficult spending decisions over the coming parliament, early interventionwill
Child sexual exploitation (CSE) can affect all children – including those with disabilities –regardless of gender identity, sexuality, ethnicity, faith or economic background. Nevertheless,
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