Child sexual exploitation

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Looked After Children Domain	Present? Yes/No/Possible. Please comment:	Risk Rating 1=L, 2=M, 3=H
Living in residential care
Frequently missing from placement
Multiple placement breakdown
Going missing with other children
TOTAL LOOKED AFTER CHILD RISK:

Family and Social Domain	Present? Yes/No/Possible. Please comment:	Risk Rating 1=L, 2=M, 3=H
A family member or known associate working in the adult sex trade
Unsure about their sexual orientation or unable to disclose sexual orientation to their family
History of physical, sexual and/or emotional abuse; neglect
Witness to domestic violence at home
Parental difficulties; drug and alcohol misuse; mental health problems; physical or learning difficulty. Being a young carer
Pattern of street homelessness or sofa surfing
Living in hostel, B&B or Foyer accommodation
Conflict at home around boundaries, including staying out late
Recent bereavement or loss
Gang association either through relatives, peers or intimate relationships
Lacking friends their own age
Living in a gang neighbourhood
TOTAL FAMILY AND SOCIAL RISK:

E Safety Domain	Present? Yes/No/Possible. Please comment:	Risk Rating 1=L, 2=M, 3=H
Evidence of sexual bullying and/or vulnerability through Internet or social networking sites
Concern that inappropriate images of a young person are being circulated via the Internet/phones
Exchanging inappropriate images for cash, credits or other items
Receiving gifts through the post from someone the young person does not known
Concern that a young person is being coerced to provide sexually explicit images
Concern that a young person is being bribed by someone for their inappropriate online activity
Concern that a young person is selling sexual services via the Internet
Accessing dating agencies via mobile phones (eg 2 flirt line)
Unexplained increased mobile phone / gaming credits
Going online during the night
Being secretive, using mobile phone for accessing websites, etc, more than computers
Unwilling to share / show online or phone contacts
Concerns that a young person’s online friendship has developed into an offline relationship
Concern that a young person is having an online relationship
Sharing of inappropriate images amongst friends
New contacts with people outside of town
Increased time on webcam, especially if in bedroom
Spending increasing amount of time with online friends and less time with friends from school or neighbourhood
Spending increasing amount of time on social networking sites including Facebook or on shared gaming sites
TOTAL SAFETY RISK:

What is the level of risk for this child? Why?	High ( 177 - 264)
	Medium (89 – 176)
	Low (0-88)

In every case where sexual exploitation is a risk factor for a child (high, medium or low) you should refer the child into the MACSE meeting using the referral form and attaching the CSE screening tool.

If professionals are still unsure of the level of risk once the form has been completed please, contact your line manager to talk through the assessment and outcome.

CSE Practice Guidance

Directory: sites -> default -> files -> all
files -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations
files -> Nstructions for Acquiring Excess Equipment online, through the 1033 Program
files -> Occupational health and safety
files -> The Black Panther Party’s Ten Point Program
files -> International programs roel profile
files -> Fermi Questions a guide for Teachers, Students, and Event Supervisors Lloyd Abrams, Ph. D. DuPont Company, cr&D/ccas experimental Station Wilmington, de 19880
files -> Personal Information Name: Maha Al-Ammari Nationality: Saudi Relationship Status
all -> -
all -> University of northern iowa

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