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Child Exploitation and Missing Children Brian Mason brian.masonTorbay.gov.uk Victoria Fildew victoria.FildewTorbay.gov.uk Ofsted Dec 2019 Responses to exploited children remain under-developed. There is a lack of coordination with the

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Child Exploitation and Missing Children Brian Mason
brian.mason@Torbay.gov.uk
Victoria Fildew
victoria.Fildew@Torbay.gov.uk<br>
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Ofsted Dec 2019 Responses to exploited children remain under-developed. There is a lack of coordination with the police to understand the best way to disrupt connections between children and adults who are grooming them to sell drugs. Staff’s knowledge and understanding about national concerns regarding criminally exploited children or ‘county lines’ is limited.<br>
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Holistic responses to safeguarding adolescence Research and evidence informs us that risks faced by young people during adolescence are more complex and wide-ranging than those faced by younger children and that young people during adolescence are more likely to be victims of multiple forms of risks.
Young people going missing, for instance, or young people involved with ‘gangs’ (or criminally exploited groups) are more likely to experience forms of physical violence and/or sexual violence
(Becket et al., 2013; Sturrock and Holmes, 2015).<br>