"Are you worried about a child or young person being exploited?"
Object
Leaflet
Object number
2016.07
Physical Description
Green white and yellow fold-out leaflet giving advice and guidence on spotting and helping young people or children being exploited. Credited to the NSPCC, City & Hackney safeguarding children board and Hackney council
Material
Paper
Dimension
Width: 411mm
Height: 74mm
Height: 74mm
On display?
No
Inscription
*FRONT*:
Are you worried about a child or young person being expoiled?
NSPCC
city & hackney safeguarding children board
Hackney
*INSIDE*:
There are lots of reasons why a child or young person might start acting differently. But a change in behaviourcould be a sign that they're at risk. Gangs, sexual exploitation and radicalisation can all be dangers for young people.
Here are some of the possible signs that a child or young person is affected.
"they've become so intolerant of people who think different things to them." "I don't understand why they've got a second mobile phone." "They've been going missing overnight and skipping school - I don't know where they go." "They've become really interested in knives and guns."
Here are some of the possible signs that a child or young person is affected.
"I don't know how they're affording all these new things." "They're always online and have become more secretive about what they're doing." "I've noticed cuts, burns and bruises on them and I've no idea how they got them." "I can't understand why their groups of friends spend so much time in this one place."
*BACK*:
Email:
help@nspcc.org.uk
Txt:
88858
Visit:
www.hackney.gov.uk/childprotection
www.chscb.org.uk
If a young person you know is getting in too deep and can't see a way out - we can help. The NSPCC helpline is free, 24/7 and can be contacted anonymously
0808 800 5000
Are you worried about a child or young person being expoiled?
NSPCC
city & hackney safeguarding children board
Hackney
*INSIDE*:
There are lots of reasons why a child or young person might start acting differently. But a change in behaviourcould be a sign that they're at risk. Gangs, sexual exploitation and radicalisation can all be dangers for young people.
Here are some of the possible signs that a child or young person is affected.
"they've become so intolerant of people who think different things to them." "I don't understand why they've got a second mobile phone." "They've been going missing overnight and skipping school - I don't know where they go." "They've become really interested in knives and guns."
Here are some of the possible signs that a child or young person is affected.
"I don't know how they're affording all these new things." "They're always online and have become more secretive about what they're doing." "I've noticed cuts, burns and bruises on them and I've no idea how they got them." "I can't understand why their groups of friends spend so much time in this one place."
*BACK*:
Email:
help@nspcc.org.uk
Txt:
88858
Visit:
www.hackney.gov.uk/childprotection
www.chscb.org.uk
If a young person you know is getting in too deep and can't see a way out - we can help. The NSPCC helpline is free, 24/7 and can be contacted anonymously
0808 800 5000