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The Use of Tools and Checklists to Assess the Risk of Child Sexual Exploitation: Lessons from UK Practice.

Posted on 9th Mar 202222nd May 2022 by foxnic Posted in Missing PersonsTagged abuse, alcohol, child sexual exploitation (CSE), children, children in care, drugs, good practice, mental health, police, professional awareness, risk assessment, services, social services, training, vulnerability

Anita Franklin, Sarah Brown and Geraldine Brady (2018, UK)

Restricted access with abstract available. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse. Volume 27, 2018 – Issue 8: Special Issue on Risk Assessment of Sexually Abusive Youth. View

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