The use of out-of-home and secure care in response to child sexual abuse/exploitation and trafficking
Date
2021
Authors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Institute of Applied Social Research
Abstract
This briefing shares findings from an international scoping review exploring the extent
to which the practice of moving children into out-of-home care placements or secure
accommodations is present in other child protection systems as a safeguarding
response to extra-familial harm. The purpose of this briefing is to situate the findings
of the Securing Safety within wider international literature, as the Contextual
Safeguarding Programme is beginning to map out responses to extra-familial harm
internationally, with a view to considering the applicability of Contextual Safeguarding
to the international child protection field.
Description
item.page.type
Article
item.page.format
Keywords
out-of-home care, exploitation, trafficking, research, intervention, United Kingdom, International Resources, child protection
Citation
Peace, D. (2021)..The use of out-of-home and secure care in response to child sexual abuse/exploitation and trafficking. Institute of Applied Social Research.