Child Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery

Modern Slavery

Modern Slavery is present in every area of the UK. Anybody could be targeted and become a victim. Sometimes it can be difficult to spot the signs but if you need help or advice or are concerned about someone please contact the Modern Slavery Helpline.

Modern Slavery Helpline 0800 121 700

https://www.modernslaveryhelpline.org/

Child Trafficking

Some young people and children can be trafficked into or within the UK to be exploited. If you are a young person we understand how difficult it is to talk about your experience or get help. Whether it is happening now or in the past you can contact Childline for free.

Childline 0800 1111

https://www.childline.org.uk/

The Child Trafficking Advice Centre (CTAC) services are now incorporated as part of The NSPCC Helpline and Childline services.

If you or some-one else is in immediate danger dial 999. This is FREE from any phone.

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)

Child Sexual Exploitation can happen to any young person regardless of gender, sexuality and background. It can happen online and offline. CSE is NEVER a young persons fault. Often young people do not realise they are being exploited and believe they are in a loving and consensual relationship.

If you feel you are being exploited you are not alone. There are specially trained professionals who can help you and your family. For further support please visit the below website.

https://knowandsee.co.uk/

Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE)

Child Criminal Exploitation is where a child or young person may be manipulated, forced or coerced into committing crimes on behalf of gangs or individuals. This can sometimes be known as County Lines. If you feel this could be happening to you, or some-one you know, it is important that you speak to a trusted adult. For further support and information please visit the webpage below.

https://www.safe4me.co.uk/portfolio/child-criminal-exploitation-county-lines/

https://www.childrenssociety.org.uk/what-we-do/our-work/tackling-criminal-exploitation-and-county-lines