This workshop helps education professionals understand By addressing grooming, gambling, sextortion, and exploitation, this workshops empowers participants to protect children and young people from harm in both online and offline contexts.
This comprehensive workshop equips participants with the knowledge and practical tools needed to address the risk of exploitation. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of exploitation including sextortion, exploring its nature, prevalence, and the tactics used by perpetrators. The session delves into prevention strategies, highlighting safe online behaviours, effective privacy settings, and secure communication practices to mitigate risks. Participants will also learn how to identify early warning signs of grooming, gambling vulnerabilities, and exploitation, ensuring they can act swiftly to protect individuals at risk.
The workshop provides clear guidance on supporting victims, including reporting procedures, accessing specialist advice, and engaging with support organisations. Participants will also gain insights into the legal framework surrounding these issues, covering relevant laws, penalties for offenders, and the rights of victims. A list of resources, including helplines, counselling services, and online safety guides, ensures participants leave with actionable strategies and access to ongoing support. This workshop will empower professionals to safeguard children and young people in both online and offline world.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
All professionals, working in education who wish to develop their understanding of Grooming, Gambling, Sextortion, and Exploitation.
FACILITATOR
With over two decades in the police force, Charlie believes in giving a voice to the voiceless. She recognises the impact of the institutional and oppressive system that exists and uses her voice to be proactive to prevent harm and abuse from existing in our society.
She has a track record of challenging, impacting, and influencing, with substantial knowledge of laws, legislations, and guidelines. She is able to provide clients with individualised support that fosters empathy.
Her inquisitive nature enables her to keep up to date with child protection and safeguarding issues, concerns and trends to challenge, empower and educate organisations to keep those in their care safe..
