Significant Concerns for Potential actions and/or considerations to discuss Examples of Behaviour CSA&E with Designated Child Protection Office Manager Child under 13 engaging in sexual activity or any young person with a learning disability of special If a child or young person is at immediate risk of sexual needs (up to age 21) exploitation or a crime is about to be committed contact – the police on 999 Pattern of street homelessness and staying with an adult believed to be sexually exploiting them Make a safeguarding referral into Children’s Social Care Child under 16 meeting different adults and Referral and Assessment Service (see page 19) exchanging or selling sexual activity Being moved around for sexual activity Consider immediate disruption tactics. Being taken to clubs/hotels for sexual activity with adults or as part of a peer on peer exploitative Where there is a service specific assessment such as ASSET relationship in place, this should be updated and the additional Disclosure of sexual assault and then withdrawal of information used to inform pre-sentence reports. disclosure/statement Abduction and forced imprisonment Ensure information is recorded. Disappearing from the system with no contact or support Being bought/sold/trafficked Receiving a reward for recruiting other peers into CSE Under 16 with multiple miscarriages or terminations Indicators of CSE in conjunction with chronic alcohol and drug use Indicators of CSE alongside serious self-harming
Significant Concerns for CSA&E Examples of Behaviour Potential actions and/or considerations to discuss with Designated Child Protection Office Manager Child under 13 engaging in sexual activity or any young person with a learning disability of special needs (up to age 21) If a child or young person is at immediate risk of sexual exploitation or a crime is about to be committed – contact the police on 999 Make a safeguarding referral into Children’s Social Care Referral and Assessment Service (see page 19) Consider immediate disruption tactics. Where there is a service specific assessment such as ASSET in place, this should be updated and the additional information used to inform pre-sentence reports. Ensure information is recorded. Pattern of street homelessness and staying with an adult believed to be sexually exploiting them Child under 16 meeting different adults and exchanging or selling sexual activity Being moved around for sexual activity Being taken to clubs/hotels for sexual activity with adults or as part of a peer on peer exploitative relationship Disclosure of sexual assault and then withdrawal of disclosure/statement Abduction and forced imprisonment Disappearing from the system with no contact or support Being bought/sold/trafficked Receiving a reward for recruiting other peers into CSE Under 16 with multiple miscarriages or terminations Indicators of CSE in conjunction with chronic alcohol and drug use Indicators of CSE alongside serious self-harming