What are we missing? Understanding the hidden experiences of girls and young women who are affected by county line activity and exploitation.

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This seminar takes a deeper dive into the impact of county lines exploitation on young women and girls and the unique and different ways they may be involved in this form of abuse and crime.

 

We will explore explore key definitions relating to this form of exploitation, and provide an  overview of legislation that can support our response.

 

Through trainer-led presentation, group discussion and the use of case studies, we’ll explore the nature and complexity of risk that young women and girls experience and share learning from our practice in this area.

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Who for?

This module is perfect for anyone working with young people. We have previously trained social workers, teachers and school staff, youth workers, nurses, doctors, police officers and Independent Domestic/Sexual Violence Advocates. 

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Length

​An interactive 3-hour module delivered by our facilitators.

 

Learning Outcomes

• Increased understanding of definitions and legislation relating to county lines exploitation;

• Increased understanding of how young women are involved and impacted by county lines;

• Increased understanding of the barriers and challenges to identifying and supporting young women and girls;

• An increased knowledge of risk and vulnerability indicators to support identification of girls and young women.

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