Acknowledgements

• Partners

  Safer Devon would like to thank all the people and organisations who have supported the development of this website, including:

  • Devon and Cornwall Police
  • Devon County Council (Adult Social Care)
  • Devon County Council (Children’s Social Care)
  • Devon County Council (Communications and Marketing)
  • Devon County Council (Digital Communications)
  • Devon County Council (Drug and Alcohol Service)
  • Devon Safeguarding Children Partnership
  • Devon Safeguarding Adults Board
  • East and Mid Devon Community Safety Partnership
  • Exeter Community Safety Partnership
  • New Devon Clinical Commissioning Group
  • North Devon and Torridge Community Safety Partnership
  • Safer Communities Torbay
  • South Devon and Torbay Clinical Commissioning Group
  • South Devon and Dartmoor Community Safety Partnership
  • South Devon College
  • The Children’s Society.
• Webpages
  • Action on Elder Abuse website -latest information about financial abuse
  • Adfam website –  information on why people use drugs and alcohol
  • Age UK website –  information about loneliness and isolation
  • Ann Craft Trust website – information about safeguarding people from financial abuse
  • Party Parliamentary Group for Children website ‘ No Good Options’ – Report of the Inquiry into Children’s Social Care in England
  • All Party Parliamentary Group for Runaway and Missing Children and Adults and the All Party Parliamentary Group for Looked After Children and Care Leavers (2012) –  Report from the Joint Inquiry into Children Who Go Missing from Care
  • Barnardo’s  website – information about Care Leaders
  • Barnet Safeguarding Children Partnership (2018) – ‘Vulnerable Adolescents Strategy’
  • Blackburn with Darwen Council website – Adverse Childhood Experiences
  • Bournemouth University National Centre for Post-Qualifying Social Work and Professional Practice and the Chartered Trading Standards Institute – information about financial scamming
  • Bournemouth University National Centre for Post-Qualifying Social Work and Professional Practice and the Chartered Trading Standards Institute  – Financial Scamming and Fraud
  • Chartered Trading Standards Institute (2018) – Stand Against Scams
  • Citizens Advice (2018) -‘Financial Abuse Going ‘Under the Radar’
  • Department of Community and Children’s Services, City of London –  Spotting the Signs of Financial Abuse
  • Devon and Cornwall Police (2018c) – Prevent
  • Evan G. Graber (2016) – Adolescent Development 
  • Farrer and Co. (2017) – Peer-on-peer Abuse Toolkit
  • Jo Cox Loneliness Commission (2017), Combatting Loneliness one Conversation at a Time
  • Kent County Council – Safeguarding Adults at Risk: Financial Abuse Toolkit
  • Luton Council (2018) – Sexual Exploitation
  • Manchester Safeguarding Boards (2018) – ‘Professional Curiosity and Challenge’
  • National Audit Office (2015) – ‘Care Leavers’ Transition into Adulthood’
  • National Audit Office (2014) – Children in Care
  • NHS (2018) Webpage: Abuse and Neglect of Vulnerable Adults
  • North Lanarkshire Adult Protection Committee and South Lanarkshire Adult Protection Committee (2013) – Whose money is it anyway? Financial Exploitation: Identifying and Protecting Adults at Risk of Financial Harm
  • NSPCC (2015) – People whose First Language is not English: Learning from Case Reviews
  • NSPCC (2018) – Parental Substance Misuse: How to Support Children Living with Parents who Misuse Alcohol and Drugs
  • NSPCC (2018) – Looked After Children
  • NSPCC (2018a) – Child Sexual Exploitation
  • NSPCC (2018b) – Grooming
  • Nursing Times (2009) – Drug Misuse
  • Patricia O’Campo, Nihaya Daoud, Sarah Hamilton-Wright & James Dunn (2016) – Conceptualizing Housing Instability: Experiences with Material and Psychological Instability Among Women Living with Partner Violence, Housing Studies, 31:1
  • Public Health England (2015a) – Loneliness and Isolation: Social Relationships are key to Good Health
  • Public Health England (2015b) – Local Action on Health Inequalities: Reducing Social Isolation across the Life Course
  • Royal College of Nursing (2018) – Safeguarding Adults and Children
  • Safe Lives (2015) – Young people who misuse or abuse alcohol or substances: Research briefing for professionals working with young people
  • Safer Plymouth (2017) – Tackling Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, National Referral Mechanism Toolkit: A Plymouth Approach
  • Shelter (2006) – The Chance of a Lifetime: The Impact of Bad Housing on Children’s Lives
  • Social Institute for Care Excellence (2018), Webpage: Safeguarding Adults: Types and Indicators of Abuse
  • Stop the Traffik (2018) – Spot the Traffik
  • Unseen (2018) –  ‘Modern Slavery is Real – Survivor Stories’
  • Urban Institute (2013) – ‘The Negative Effects of Instability on Child Development’
  • Young Minds and Addaction – Childhood adversity, substance misuse and young people’s mental health
    
• Documents
  • Age UK (2014) – ‘Housing in Later Life’
  • Association for Real Change (2012) – ‘Safety Net: Friend or Fake? An Easy Read Guidance Booklet about Hate Crime and Mate Crime’
  • Association for Real Change (2013), ‘Helping Each Other: Sexual Exploitation Project Training Materials – Teaching Notes’
  • Association for Real Change (2016), ‘People with Learning Disabilities in the Criminal Justice System: A Guide for Carers and Learning Disability Services’
  • Barnardo’s (2017) ‘Journey to Justice: Prioritising the Wellbeing of Children involved in Criminal Justice Processes relating to Sexual Exploitation and Abuse’
  • Barnardo’s, BILD, Coventry University, Paradigm Research and The Children’s Society (2015a), ‘Underprotected, Overprotected: Meeting the Needs of Young People with Learning Disabilities who Experience, or are at Risk of, Sexual Exploitation’
  • Barnardo’s, BILD, Coventry University, Paradigm Research and The Children’s Society (2015b), ‘Underprotected, Overprotected: Practice Guide – Supporting Professionals to Meet the Needs of Young People with Learning Disabilities who Experience, or are at Risk of, Sexual Exploitation’
  • Bellis, M. A. et al. (2014) – ‘National Household Survey of Adverse Childhood Experiences and their Relationship with Resilience to Health-harming Behaviours in England’
  • Brighton and Hove Local Safeguarding Children Board (2017a) – ‘Working Together to Improve Professional Curiosity’
  • Brighton and Hove Local Safeguarding Children Board (2017b) – ‘Working Together to Tackle Vulnerability, Violence and Exploitation’
  • Bristol Against Violence and Abuse (2009) ‘Sexual Abuse and Learning Difficulties‘
  • British Medical Association – ‘Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults – A Tool Kit for General Practitioners’
  • Camden Safeguarding Children Board (2015) ‘ Guidance for Working with Children and Young People who are Vulnerable to the Messages of Radicalisation and Extremism’
  • Carers UK (2018) – ‘State of Caring 2018‘
  • Carers UK and the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness (2017) – ‘The World Shrinks: Carer Loneliness Research Report’
  • Children’s Commissioner Office – ‘Vulnerability Report 2018’
  • Children’s Commissioner Office and Coram (2017) -‘Children’s Voices. A Review of Evidence on the Subjective Wellbeing of Children Involved in Gangs in England’
  • Department for Education (2017) – Definitions and Guide for Practitioners, Local Leaders and Decision Makers Working to Protect Children from Child Sexual Exploitation
  • Devon and Cornwall Police (2015) – ‘Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation and Organised Crime Local Profile’
  • Devon and Cornwall Police (2017a) – ‘Serious and Organised Crime Local Profile: Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation, 2016/17 Update‘
  • Devon and Cornwall Police (2017b) – ‘Serious and Organised Crime Local Profile – County Lines (Dangerous Drug Networks) 2017’
  • Devon and Cornwall Police (2018a) – ‘Serious and Organised Crime Local Profile – Modern Slavery and Trafficking 2017-18 Update’
  • Devon and Cornwall Police (2018b) – ‘Strategic Profile – Youth Gangs 2017/18’
  • Devon County Council (2018) – Safer Devon Partnership Strategic Assessment 2017-18
  • HM Government (2018) – ‘Contest: The United Kingdom’s Strategy for Countering Terrorism’
  • HM Inspectorate of Probation (2014) – ‘Girls in the Criminal Justice System’
  • Homeless Link (2018) – ‘Safeguarding Guidance’
  • Home Office (2014a) – ‘Modern Slavery: A Briefing’
  • Home Office (2014b) – ‘Modern Slavery: Frequently Asked Questions’
  • Home Office (2018a) – ‘Criminal Exploitation of Children and Vulnerable Adults: County Lines Guidance’
  • Home Office (2018b) – ‘Prevent Duty Toolkit for Local Authorities’
  • Home Office (2018c)- ‘Hate Crime, England and Wales, 2017-18’
  • Home Office and the Early Intervention Foundation (2015a) – ‘Preventing Gang and Youth Violence: A Review of Risk and Protective Factors’
  • Home Office and the Early Intervention Foundation (2015b) – ‘Preventing Gang and Youth Violence: Spotting Signals of Risk and Supporting Children and Young People’
  • Local Government Association (2017) – The Impact of Homelessness on Health. A Guide for Local Authorities
  • North Yorkshire Police – ‘ Modern Slavery Toolkit and Reference Guide‘
  • Public Health Wales and Blackburn with Darwen Council – Video:’Adverse Childhood Experiences‘
  • Safeguarding Hub (2017a) – ‘County Lines – Children Exploited to Deal Drugs by Criminal Networks’
  • Safeguarding Hub (2017b) – ‘County Lines – How Gangs Recruit Children’
  • Safeguarding Hub (2018c) – ‘Child Sexual Exploitation: Fact Sheet 1 – An Insight into CSE’
  • Safeguarding Hub (2018d) – ‘Child Sexual Exploitation: Fact Sheet 2 – The Indicators’
  • Safeguarding Hub (2018e) – ‘Gang Involvement – Spotting the Signs’
  • Safeguarding Hub (2018f) – ‘Gangs – A Safeguarding Response’
  • Safeguarding Hub  (2018g) ‘Modern Slavery – An Introduction’
  • Safeguarding Hub (2018h) ‘Modern Slavery – Spot the Signs’
  • Safeguarding Hub (2018i) – ‘Young People at Risk of Gang Involvement – More than Just a Statistic’
  • TED Talks (2014) – ‘How Childhood Trauma Affects Health Across a Lifetime’
  • The Good Things Foundation, Family Fund, Carers UK and Carers Trust (2015) – ‘The Health and Wellbeing of Unpaid Carers: Where can Digital Skills and Community Support Add Value?’
  • The Children’s Society, Victim Support and the National Police Chief’s Council (2018) – ‘Children and Young People Trafficked for the Purpose of Criminal Exploitation in Relation to County Lines: A Toolkit for Professionals‘
  • Victim Support (2017) – ‘Understanding Victims of Crime’
  • Young Minds – ‘Addressing Childhood Adversity and Trauma’.
• Websites
  • Action on Elder Abuse
  • Age UK
  • Ann Craft Trust
  • Association for Real Change
  • Barnardos
  • Barnet Safeguarding Children Partnership
  • Bristol Against Violence and Abuse
  • Cardiomyopathy UK
  • Carers Trust
  • Carers UK
  • Centrepoint
  • Childline
  • CLiNKS
  • Crisis
  • Devon Safeguarding Children Partnership
  • Devon, Cornwall and Devon Police Hub
  • Devon and Cornwall Police
  • Devon Safeguarding Adults Board
  • Educate Against Hate
  • Hampshire Safeguarding Adults Board
  • Financial Advice.co.uk
  • Friends Against Scams
  • Kent Police
  • Let’s Talk About It
  • MENCAP
  • Mental Health Foundation
  • Mind
  • Missing People
  • My Family Our Needs
  • National Autistic Society
  • National Centre for Post-Qualifying Social Work and Professional Practice
  • NSPCC
  • Prevent Tragedies
  • Safeguarding Hub
  • Shelter
  • Stop the Traffick
  • Suffolk Safeguarding Children Board
  • Survivors Manchester
  • Talking Point
  • The Communication Trust
  • The Money Advice Service
  • The Children’s Society
  • Ugly Mugs
  • Unseen.

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