Tackling Child Exploitation - Multi-agency Practice Principle Refresh Relaunch event

Research in Practice is hosting an online event to share work commissioned by the Department for Education to refresh the multi-agency Tackling Child Exploitation (TCE) Practice Principles for responding to child exploitation and extra-familial harm.

The refresh ensures the Practice Principles reflect the latest research evidence and align with recent policy developments. During the session, we will talk through the updated Principles, highlight where changes have been made in line with the strengthened evidence base, and explain how this connects to the current national context.

We will also introduce a new resource designed to support professionals and partnerships in applying the Practice Principles to child sexual exploitation. The session will include examples of how local areas across England are using the Principles to strengthen systems and practice in relation to exploitation and extra-familial harm.

The event is open to professionals across social care (children’s, adults and early help), education, policing, health and mental health, youth justice, the voluntary and community sector, academics and researchers, and others working with children, young people, families and communities affected by exploitation.

Contact information

For all enquiries about this project please contact Research in Practice who will be able to forward your enquiry to the relevant member of the project team: Raquel Vieth (Senior Innovation and Development Lead - Research in Practice) rvieth@ncb.org.uk.