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Child Trafficking & Dealing with Sexually Abused Young People

Our Child Trafficking and Dealing with Sexually Abused Young People course enables attendees to identify signs and recognise the reasons someone may be trafficked.

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Learn how to notice indicators of child trafficking and how to support a child who may have experienced trafficking or sexual abuse.

What is Child Trafficking? What are the signs of child trafficking? What causes child trafficking? What is exploitation? What is grooming? What is the cycle of violence? What are the warning signs of sexually harmful behaviour? Is child trafficking common?

Our Child Trafficking and Dealing with Sexually Abused Young People course will help you answer the questions above and more.

Over three-quarters of underage sex trafficking victims we spoke with said they have been advertised or sold online.

Through our Child Trafficking and Dealing with Sexually Abused Young People course, you will gain an understanding of what child trafficking is and how it affects individuals. You will learn the signs of child trafficking and what can cause child trafficking. You will learn what grooming is relating to child trafficking. You will learn the effects of abuse on different ages. You will also learn the social, psychological, and behavioural effects are.

What you'll learn.

  • What child trafficking is.
  • Recognise the signs of child trafficking.
  • Understand the different causes of child trafficking.
  • Understand what exploitation is and how it is related to child trafficking.
  • Gain knowledge of the cycle of violence.
  • Explore reasons to why an individual may be trafficked.

Who is Child Trafficking & Dealing with Sexually Abused Young People for?

Our Child Trafficking and Dealing with Sexually Abused Young People course is for anyone who is working with individuals that are going through or have experience being trafficked, exploited, or groomed. Whatever care or non-care sector you work in having this training will give you knowledge, skills, and confidence.

What are the learning outcomes?

By the end of the course, you will be able to….

  • State what child trafficking is and what are the signs of child trafficking.
  • Describe what exploitation is and how it relates to child trafficking.
  • Be able to assess the Cycle of violence.
  • Recognise how abuse can delay children and young people’s development.
  • Demonstrate an empathic understanding of the experience’s individuals go through while being trafficked, abused, or exploited.
  • Develop knowledge, skills, and strategies to develop positive environments to support children and young people who are experiencing or have had experience of child trafficking or sexual abuse.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Child Trafficking?
Child trafficking refers to the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring, or receipt of children for the purpose of exploitation. This exploitation can take various forms, including forced labor, sexual exploitation, child marriage, forced begging, or involvement in criminal activities.
Signs of child trafficking include frequent unexplained absences, behavioural changes like withdrawal or aggression, signs of abuse, restricted communication, poor living conditions, inappropriate work for their age, isolation from peers, controlled movement, lack of identification documents, and fear of authorities. These indicators suggest potential trafficking or exploitation, requiring careful observation and intervention to ensure the child’s safety and well-being.
To prevent child trafficking, engage in open conversations with children about safety, teach them about boundaries and trusted adults. Stay vigilant for signs of children in distress with unfamiliar adults, and report suspicious activities to authorities promptly. Support anti-trafficking organisations through donations, volunteering, or raising awareness to combat trafficking and aid victims effectively.

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