Child exploitation programmes
We aim to end child exploitation in all forms. Alongside our partners, we develop effective responses to child exploitation and work tirelessly to change the systems that put young people at risk. Our sector-leading resources support professionals, parents and young people to better understand and respond to child exploitation.
Child exploitation resources
Our exploitation resources include parent guides in 17 languages, SEND and school exclusion resources, #LookCloser promotional posters, appropriate language guides for professionals and much more.
Disrupting Exploitation programme
Disrupting Exploitation
Disrupting Exploitation, funded by The National Lottery Community Fund, began in 2018 and concluded in early 2025 aimed to make children experiencing exploitation safer and to improve responses to exploitation. The national programme achieved this through one-to-one interventions for young people, parents and carers in London, Birmingham and Greater Manchester and through our ambitious systems change work, looking at contexts, policies, procedures and societal norms.
Prevention Programme
The Prevention Programme is a systems change programme aiming to transform the spaces that children spend time in, and the organisations that they come into contact with. No child is responsible for their own exploitation, and it’s not their responsibility to protect themselves from harm. It’s up to all of us - businesses, the public, and professionals - to play an active role in protecting children from abuse. Our team of regional and national staff work across England and Wales to drive forward new responses to prevent and improve responses to exploitation and abuse. We collaborate, making connections across regions and sectors, and we empower our partners to create change in their communities.
If you would like to find out how we can support you email the Prevention Team.
Tackling Child Exploitation Programme
Tackling Child Exploitation (TCE)
Our Tackling Child Exploitation Support Programme, funded by the Department for Education (DfE), aims to support local areas to improve strategic responses to child exploitation and risk of harm outside the family home. In particular, we focus on:
- Young voices
- Parent and community voices
- School exclusions
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
If you would like to share good practice or enquire about local support, contact the TCE team.
TCE learning and resources
We offer a programme of learning events, reflections from past projects and research on a range of topics, all with the aim of improving the response to child exploitation.
