How do we spot the signs that someone is being sexually exploited or trafficked? Carissa Phelps, an attorney and survivor of childhood sexual exploitation, answers this question. It’s about watching for the signs and then asking the right questions, approaching children in need, rather than pushing them away. See more tips to keep kids safe at magdalenes.org/resources, including Carissa’s recommended resource www.walkingwise.com/ to help combat child exploitation. Parents, knowing the facts coul

Any child can be sexually exploited, whoever they are, wherever they live. It’s a form of child sexual abuse and can happen to any age, any gender, any ethnicity. Let's do all we can to protect children from harm. Know the signs and how to report it. https://orlo.uk/idMir | Northamptonshire Police