Child Criminal Exploitation

NSPCC Learning has published a key topic page about how professionals working with children can protect them from child criminal exploitation. It explores: the different forms of child criminal exploitation; the types of harm children can experience; the process of exploitation and how to recognise the signs; and how to respond to concerns that a child might be experiencing criminal exploitation.
 
Visit the page: Protecting children from child criminal exploitation

Read more: Why language matters: how using terms like ‘recruited’ and ‘working’ minimise children’s experiences of criminal exploitation

See also on NSPCC Learning: Protecting children from county lines