Other risk factors Y S Other risk factors Y S Other risk factors Y S Shows signs of physical Unregistered private fostering Possible inappropriate use neglect basic care, arrangement of internet and forming – malnourishment online relationships, Shows signs of emotional particularly with adults Cared for by adults who are not neglect Accounts of social activities their parents and quality of Socially isolated lack of with no plausible – relationship is not good positive meaningful explanation of the source of relationships in child’s life necessary funding Placement breakdown Behavioural poor Entering or leaving vehicles – concentration or memory, driven by unknown drivers Persistently missing, staying out irritable, unsociable, Adults loitering outside the overnight or returning late with aggressive behaviour in school child’s usual place of no plausible explanation or placement residence Psychological indications of Leaving home/care setting – Truancy/disengaging with trauma or numbing in clothing unusual for the education Exhibits self-assurance, individual maturity and self-confidence (inappropriate for age, Appropriate adult is not an beyond their years borrowing clothes from immediate family member Evidence of substance misuse older people) (parent/sibling) Low self image/esteem, in various locations behaviour including One among a number of Appropriate adult cannot cutting, overdosing, eating unrelated children found at provide photographic ID for the disorders, promiscuity one address child Sexually active Having keys to premises Not registered with or other than those known attending a GP practice about Not enrolled at school Going missing and being Has money, expensive clothes, found in areas where they mobile phones or other have no known links possessions without plausible explanation
Other risk factors Y S Other risk factors Y S Other risk factors Y S Shows signs of physical neglect – basic care, malnourishment Shows signs of emotional neglect Socially isolated – lack of positive meaningful relationships in child’s life Behavioural – poor concentration or memory, irritable, unsociable, aggressive behaviour in school or placement Psychological – indications of trauma or numbing Exhibits self-assurance, maturity and self-confidence beyond their years Evidence of substance misuse Low self image/esteem, behaviour including cutting, overdosing, eating disorders, promiscuity Sexually active Not registered with or attending a GP practice Not enrolled at school Has money, expensive clothes, mobile phones or other possessions without plausible explanation Unregistered private fostering arrangement Cared for by adults who are not their parents and quality of relationship is not good Placement breakdown Persistently missing, staying out overnight or returning late with no plausible explanation Truancy/disengaging with education Appropriate adult is not an immediate family member (parent/sibling) Appropriate adult cannot provide photographic ID for the child Possible inappropriate use of internet and forming online relationships, particularly with adults Accounts of social activities with no plausible explanation of the source of necessary funding Entering or leaving vehicles driven by unknown drivers Adults loitering outside the child’s usual place of residence Leaving home/care setting in clothing unusual for the individual (inappropriate for age, borrowing clothes from older people) in various locations One among a number of unrelated children found at one address Having keys to premises other than those known about Going missing and being found in areas where they have no known links
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