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1. Report child abuse

   Know the signs of child abuse and help keep children safe. Find out how to report any suspicions or concerns you have.

2. Child Exploitation: be aware, spot and report the signs

   Child exploitation is not always obvious, but it can happen anywhere. A victim could be sitting near you on the bus or train, the young person at your work, the…

3. Child self-generated indecent imagery

   Sexting is the sharing of indecent images, videos or other sexual content. Find out how to keep yourself safe.

4. Child Exploitation: be aware, spot and report the signs

   Child exploitation is not always obvious, but it can happen anywhere. By knowing what, when, and how to report, we can all help keep young people safe.

5. Report child sexual exploitation

   Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) is when children are sexually exploited for money, power or status. Report Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE).

6. Meet Andri – Our Child Exploitation Prevention Officer

   “Every child and young person has a future and every interaction you have is a positive intervention.”  My name is Andri. I’ve worked in child protection since 2024 and my journey as a child exploitation prevention officer started in 2017. My…

7. Support for victims of child sexual exploitation

   Child sexual exploitation can happen to anyone under the age of 18 and it is often a hidden crime. Support is available for victims.

8. The team shining a light on night-time exploitation and harm  

   In the heart of Bristol, as night falls, a dedicated team is working behind the scenes to combat night-time exploitation and harm, focusing on those most vulnerable. This initiative, called…

9. The realities of county lines and child exploitation

   Children as young as ten are being exploited and drawn into County Lines. It happens, and it’s happening within our communities.

10. Hotel staff support police in tackling child exploitation

    Hoteliers from Bristol and South Gloucestershire have received training from Avon and Somerset Police to help spot and report signs of exploitation.