In this report we explore young people's views on the need to improve education messaging and approaches to children on exploitation

Guidance for delivering education to children and young people on child exploitation, county lines and related crime

The Children’s Society and The University of Manchester are working in partnership to understand what’s really happening with girls’ mental health and wellbeing.

This report explores how the Prevention Programme works to prevent child exploitation.

This report explores young people’s views on the connection between gender and exploitation, including how gendered perceptions can be a barrier to identification, disclosure and support.

This report looks at what young people understand about financial exploitation and what they think are the best ways to support those at risk or already experiencing it.

This study explored how frontline professionals understand child financial exploitation based on their experiences of working with children and their families.

This report explores young people’s risk-taking in adolescence, based on recent research and a survey we conducted. It highlights parents' views on risk, its impact on well-being, and whether they talk to their children about it—plus what might hold them back.

In this report we asked young people how they feel members of the public, businesses, and services respond to children at risk of or experiencing exploitation.

Guidance on the appropriate use of language when discussing children and their experience of exploitation in a range of contexts.