
Our public health emergency: How the UK can turn the tide on child abuse
How often do you switch on the news to find another account of a child abused, and a life irrevocably altered? In the UK it is rapidly becoming a daily
How often do you switch on the news to find another account of a child abused, and a life irrevocably altered? In the UK it is rapidly becoming a daily
It has been a year since the final report of The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) was launched, on 20 October 2022. It represented the culmination of seven
The full government response can be read here. What were the key points of the announcement? CSA redress scheme. The government has committed to implementing a redress (compensation) scheme for
The government has announced the formulation of a new child sexual exploitation taskforce to pursue organised criminal gangs who are sexually exploiting or grooming children. What were the key points
Late last year the NHS updated its working definition of trauma-informed practice, detailing six key tenets to a trauma-informed approach, take a look at our breakdown of them below: Trauma-informed
Recently Nicky Campbell dedicated his Radio 5 Live morning show to discussing the issue of childhood abuse, including speaking about the physical abuse that he experienced and witnessed at school.
Recently, the UK sentencing council passed guidelines that will allow judges to impose longer sentences on child abusers that are caught in ‘fake sting’ operations. So, what does this mean
Ritual abuse is a threat to the wellbeing of children across the UK. Subversive and exceptionally secretive in nature, it can be incredibly difficult to identify and combat. Ritual abuse:
Pregnancy can create additional fears and issues in survivors of childhood abuse, but these fears can be managed to make pregnancy, birth and early motherhood a little easier. How might
Child sexual abuse has become a ten-billion-pound problem, but there are solutions we can employ. So here’s our deep dive into the complex nature of abuse and how we can encourage
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