Moving Forward We need to : Make sure we use the updated CSE Guidance Inspection ready as CSE is key line of enquiry Evidence effectiveness and impact
{"Image DocumentName": "Moving Forward We need to : Make sure we use the updated CSE Guidance", "Image ImageDescription": "Inspection ready as CSE is key line of enquiry. Evidence effectiveness and impact at local and individual level. Make sure CSE is EVERYONE\u2019S BUSINESS. All agencies: Know about CSE and how to recognise it within their area of expertise. work with agreed thresholds to improve our response to CSE \u2013 from early help to protection \u2013 use the resources available if you think. what did the inspection say about CSE in Bolton:- we need all elements of the community and partnerships to be aware; we need young people to be aware of the issue and know when and how to get help and for that help to be available \u2013 from the right person at the right time \u2013 we need. We recommend that the Government should make, and continue to make, clear statements from the highest level to reinforce. the expectation that where it is in order to protect a child, professionals must share. information. We recommend that the Government gives chairs of Local Safeguarding Children Boards the power to require local agencies to provide them with information, mirroring the power of the Children\u2019s Commissioner for England, in order to aid local strategic work on tackling CSE and trafficking within the UK. This would also support the development of \u2018problem profiles\u2019 or \u2018problem mapping\u2019, as recommended by the Office of the Children s Commissioner for England. Making sure that adults know the signs of child sexual exploitation and that they understand how to report concerns is vitally important to protecting vulnerable children. Barnardo\u2019s has produced a range of \u2018spot the signs\u2019 leaflets targeted at different groups, including children and young people, parents/carers, professionals and those in the service sector. We recommend that Local Safeguarding Children Boards include prevention and awareness-raising within their strategies and hold agencies to account for the activity they are undertaking in respect of this, including the dissemination of concise information to frontline workers and the wider public. What works. reducing the number of times a young person goes missing. disrupting and prosecuting abusers. reduce conflict and improve relationships with parents and carers. having dedicated services. access to safe, stable accommodation. have clear processes and systems. sharing information in a multi-agency setting around exploitative individuals. improve the ability of YP to recognise risky and exploitative relationships. increase a young person\u2019s awareness of their own rights.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}