Actions to be taken in case of abuse is suspected

This report emphasizes on all possible actions that can be taken if abuse is suspected, including reporting abuse, questioning, making referrals, and further actions. It also discusses the importance of early identification of abuse and the reasons behind misinterpreted or ignored warning signs. The report also covers different types of bullying on children and young people, policies and procedures in response to bullying, ways to support children and young people facing bullying, and the risks and consequences of online activities. It also addresses the risk of children and young people going missing from care and the actions to be taken in such cases.

Assessment

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................................4
LO4.............................................................................................................................................................4
4.1 Actions to be taken in case of abuse is suspected....................................................................4
4.2 Importance of early identification of abuse.................................................................................5
4.3 Reasons behind misinterpreted or ignored warning signs........................................................5
4.4 Reasons behind not identifying abuse........................................................................................6
LO5.............................................................................................................................................................6
5.1 Different types of bullying on children and young people.........................................................6
5.2 Policies and procedures in response to concern of bullying....................................................7
5.3 Importance of policies and procedures of bullying.....................................................................7
5.4 Ways to support children’s and young person to face with bullying........................................8
LO6.............................................................................................................................................................9
6.1 Risk and possible consequences.................................................................................................9
6.2 Ways to reduce risk.......................................................................................................................9
LO7...........................................................................................................................................................10
7.1 Risk of children and young age people missing from care.....................................................10
7.2 Actions for child or young adults who get missing...................................................................10
7.3 Importance of actions in case of missing children’s and young adults.................................10
LO 8..........................................................................................................................................................10
8.1 Child sexual exploitation and its relationship to human trafficking........................................10
8.2Child sexual exploitation differs from non-abusive sexual activity..........................................11
8.3 Different patterns of child sexual exploitation...........................................................................11
8. 4 Typical behaviour patterns of those who sexually exploit children and young people.......12
8.5 Describe the support which offer to a child or young person who has been the victim of
child sexual exploitation.....................................................................................................................13
8.6 Role of key partners in protecting children and young people from sexual exploitation.....13
LO 9..........................................................................................................................................................15
9.1 Multi Agency Working..................................................................................................................15
9.2 Multi Agency Forums...................................................................................................................15
9.3 Roles and Responsibilities of Organisations in Different Scenarios......................................15
LO 10........................................................................................................................................................16

10.1 Importance of Building Self-Confidence, Self-Esteem and Resilience...............................16
10.2 Working with Children to Develop Protective Strategies......................................................16
10.3 Empowering Children to Make Informed Choices.................................................................16
LO 11........................................................................................................................................................17
11.1 The reporting of concerns.........................................................................................................17
11.2 Whistle blowers protection........................................................................................................17
11.3 Practices being questioned but protected by law..................................................................17
11.4 The process of escalating concerns if not addressed at time..............................................17
CONCLUSION........................................................................................................................................18
REFERENCES........................................................................................................................................19

INTRODUCTION
Abuse is defined as actions or words use to define something inappropriate. This
report will emphasis on all possible actions can be taken if abuse is suspected. This
report also analysis about the effects of different types of bullying on children and young
people. Principles for safety in case of abuse will also discuss in this report.
Furthermore, report wills also analysis possible approaches to minimise the harm in
case of abuse. This report also involves child sexual exploitation. Concepts of multi
agency working in order to safe guard children’s and young adults from abuses. Aim of
the report is also to demonstrate the ways to empower children’s and young adults in
order to frame strategies in respect to protect themselves from any kind of abuses.
Process to deal with the concern will also specify in this report.
LO4
4.1 Actions to be taken in case of abuse is suspected
Following actions can be taken in case of any children or young adults are facing
any kind of abuse.
Report abuse: Reporting abuse is the first step involve in dealing with any kind of
abuse over child or young adults or any other individual (Ilola and et.al., 2016). In order
to report the abuse victim and family members can call on given number, online
reporting can also be done or with the support of web site provided by government in
UK which is [e-mail]. All three mediums can be used to report the abuse.
Questioning: Help centre will ask questions relevant questions attached with the
abuse. This step will be taken over phone call or in any other communication mode.
This step will drive the further steps in order to solve the problem.
Making referral: This is the step involve in dealing with abuse. Help team will make
report based on the information allotted to them (Lo, 2018). Further the help team will
share the information with other relevant authorities to take possible actions against the

child and young adult abuse. Help centre will also call to police station in case of victim
is facing immediate danger.
Further actions: The authorised body take possible actions in against to deal with child
abuse. On the basis of case reported and information provided by victim further actions
such as courts case and other actions will take.
All the steps are taken to deal with the abuse.
4.2 Importance of early identification of abuse
Importance of early identification can be summarised in the following manner.
Protect from harm: Early identification of abuse prevent children’s and young adults
from any kind of harm. In majority of cases due to abuse children’s and adults face
couple of harm at both physical as well mental levels. Early identification of abuse will
ensure prevention frm all kinds of harm.
Reduces need of referral for child protection: Early identification will also causes to
reduce referrals for the protection of children and young adults (Suzuki and et.al., 2017).
Identification at early stages will guide parents to take better actions in order to deal with
the situation.
Improve child long term outcomes: Early identification of child abuse will also
improve the long term outcomes of children’s. Abuse creates negative impacts on the
mental stability of children and young adults which also harms the future of such
children and adults. This will also help in improving the long term outcome of children.
All the aspects indicate about the importance of early identification of abuse.
4.3 Reasons behind misinterpreted or ignored warning signs
Most of times parents and guardians do not give emphasis on the warning signs
conveyed by children’s and young adults in respect to abuse (Karagiannis and et.al.,
2017). Due to busy schedule and casual approach of parents they do not give focus on
the signs. Many times children’s and young adult do not communicate properly which

also causes to ignore signs of abuse. Communication gap is also the big reason behind
the misinterpreted or ignored warning sign.
4.4 Reasons behind not identifying abuse
Among all challenges to identify the abuse is also the key challenge victim face.
Most of the times children’s and young adults do not realise that they are facing any
kind of abuse due to casual behaviour. Children’s do not identify due to young or small
age which allows them to think about only playing games (Banday and et.al., 2018).
Young adults also do not give mush emphasis on abuses in case the abuse is
associated to verbal abuse. If the abuse is not initiated in form of any physical action
then it becomes difficult for the victims to identify the abuse. Most of the times victims
also do not catch the possible signs of abuse which also causes to unidentified abuse.
Physical abuse can be easily recognised as victim get to experience it clearly but due to
young age and social values most of the times victims do not realise that any kind of
verbal abuse is happening with them.
LO5
5.1 Different types of bullying on children and young people
Based on the nature bullying can be summarised into following kinds.
Physical: Physical bullying involves using physical farce to bully children and young
adults. This is among the most common way to bully an individual. It involves pushing,
hitting, pinching and some kind of violence with the use of physical force.
Verbal: Verbal bullying is also among the primary activity involved in bullying children’s
and young adults. It involves name calling, insults, sarcasm, spreading rumours and
persistently irritate someone (Georgiou, Ioannou and Stavrinides, 2017). This bullying
does not involve physical force but this is more like verbal in nature. It does not involve
any kind of physical force or power to bully children or young adults.
Emotional: Emotional bullying is also an effective way technique to bully children’s and
young adults. This involves tormenting, ridicule, humiliation and other kinds of emotional

tortures. This involves hitting someone’s emotional presence of mind to bully. This is
among the common approach to bully children’s and young adults.
Cyber bullying: Cyber bullying is consisted as the latest technique to bully children’s
and young adults. This technique involve using of information technology such as social
media, internet, mobile phones and other devices like computers to bully children’s and
young adults. This technique involves sending inappropriate texts. This is the latest
technique to bully children’s and young adults.
Others: Apart from all the above methods and techniques to bully children’s and young
adult there are other techniques as well. Such bullying kinds involve gender based
bullying, racism, disabilities based and other kinds of bullying. This is also consisted as
among the common approach to bully children and young adults. Bullying also involves
child to child bullying, child to adults bullying or adult to child bullying.
All the above points specifies about different kinds of bullying on children’s and
young adults.
5.2 Policies and procedures in response to concern of bullying
In case of any children’s or young adults is facing any kind sof bullying activity
then it can be reported over the given number provided by government or over the
website. Suitable actions will be taken to get rid from the bullying activity for victim
(Turns and Sibley, 2018). Children’s or young adults can convey to the parents and
guardians about the bullying activity they are facing. Government has recommended
suitable actions to deal effectively with the bullying. After the bullying is reported to the
authorised dignitaries’ further actions will be taken by them. Victims only need to report
the bullying.
5.3 Importance of policies and procedures of bullying
Procedure of dealing with bullying gives following importance that can be
summarised in the following manner.
Support in controlling bullying: Procedure of dealing with bullying activity supports
children’s and young adults to deal with the bullying. This will lead them to face the

situation and also to control the situation. Process will cater justice to children’s and
young adults facing bullying activities.
Provide mental support: The process and procedure to deal with bullying play huge
role in catering mental support to individuals facing the bullying. The actions involved in
bullying most of the times also causes to several issues like mental imbalance,
depression, anxiety, torture and other mental illness at a young age. The process and
procedure is necessarily guided children’s and young adult to cater mental support in
dealing with the situation.
5.4 Ways to support children’s and young person to face with bullying
In case of any children’s and young adult is facing the situation of bullying
following support can be catered.
Guide the process: People can support such children’s and young adults in facing with
the situation by guiding the process to deal with the situation. Most of the times
children’s and young adult do not aware about the possible ways to deal with the
bullying situation. This will support them in getting the right directions in order to deal
with the situation.
Provide mental support: Mental support play huge role in facing the bullying
situations. Many times children’s and young adults facing bullying face many mental
issues such as depression, anxiety, mental imbalance and other mental issues. Moral
support will improve he confidence in such children’s and young adults to deal with the
situation.
Call police: People can directly call to police in case of any children or young adults are
facing any kind of bullying. This is an effective step than can be taken to support such
children’s and young adults. Most of the time victims get so much fear that they do not
collect courage to report the inappropriate action in police.
All the points convey about possible ways to support such victims facing bullying.

LO6
6.1 Risk and possible consequences
Risk and possible consequence can be summarised in the following manner.
Social networking: Social networking is a very risky platform children and young
adult’s consists. Social media network consist up with plenty of personal information
about the users. As the social media application consisted with plenty of personal
information related to users many times information of users gets leakage.
Internet use: Internet consumers plenty of time personal information about the users.
Due to latest technology internet also reveal about the location of users. This can also
causes to inappropriate use of the personal information of the users. People also face
fraud and unethical misconduct due to that.
Buying and selling online: Websites involves in buying and selling face most of the
time issues related to leakage of users information (Ang and et.al., 2018). Information
play crucial role and in case of leakage of such information people face issues like
bullying or frauds or other relative issues.
Electronic communication devices: Electronic communication devices are used to
share information with other individuals. This can also causes to leakage of user’s
information with the help of hacking of devices.
6.2 Ways to reduce risk
Social networking: Social media is a huge medium to improve the connectivity. Users
can ensure the safety over social media by storing only limited personal information
over such devices.
Internet use: Internet has becomes a crucial part of the daily lifestyle. Children’s and
young adults can improve the safety over internet by not sharing irrelevant personal
information.
Buying and selling online: In order to consult buying and selling children’s and young
adults can ensure safety by sharing only limited information.

Electronic communication devices: In order to ensure safety communication network
it is crucial to, not to use any application. Keeping and sharing limited information about
the personal life will ensure the safety over such devices.
LO7
7.1 Risk of children and young age people missing from care
Children’s and young adult who get missing from care face plenty of problems.
Many times such children’s and young adults get misused by inappropriate bodies
(Golmaryami, and et.al., 2016). Such kids and young adults also face much
inappropriate behaviour from the society. Criminal minded people like to use such
children and young adults for the personal benefits of themselves.
7.2 Actions for child or young adults who get missing
Children’s and young age adult that get missing from the care centres can be
reported in police as missing persons. Police will support in finding such children’s and
young age adults. This will also ensure the safety of such adults and children’s.
7.3 Importance of actions in case of missing children’s and young adults
Actions taken in case of finding missing children’s and young adults will ensure
the safety of such children’s and young adults. Most of the times such children’s and
young adults get involved in criminal activate. Actions will ensure the safety of such
children’s and young adult and also prevent themselves in getting involved in
inappropriate actions.
LO 8
8.1 Child sexual exploitation and its relationship to human trafficking
Child sexual exploitation can be defined as a type of sexual, emotional and
physical abuse of children. Young people involve in sexual exploitation who is being
given food, accommodation, drugs, affection and money in return for executing sexual
activities. It is arrange of crimes and actions involves the exploitation of a child for the
private gain of any people and in return gets anything value (Babchishin and et.al.,

2018).While human trafficking refers as a type of crime which forcefully exploits women,
man and children to do sexual activities for the trafficker or others. Child sexual
exploitation is interlinked with human trafficking because they compel children for sexual
abuse and trade them for achieving commercial benefits. Human trafficker makes
relation with children sexually and in return gives commercial benefits to their owner.
8.2Child sexual exploitation differs from non-abusive sexual activity
Non-abusive sexual activity is quite different from child sexual exploitation
because here children is abused without touching by others or abusers while sexual
exploitation where children is abused by users to take part in sexual activities. Sexual
abuse is a type of molestation which is usually done by using force through people for
taking advantage. While non-abusive sexual activity includes a person or children by
exposing a child for sexual acts or shows pornography. Thus, both type abusive and
non-abusive sexual activity is quite differed from each other’s.
8.3 Different patterns of child sexual exploitation
There are several pattern of child sexual exploitation which are formed in
different terms such as:
Gang
Child sexual exploitation is committed by street gang who meet together for the purpose
or sexual exploitation. Sexual exploitation is not only seen through street gang member
but also involves professionals or associator who execute this crime.
Groups
Child is sexually exploit by group or network of individuals who actually get to gather for
sexually exploit children. Generally, these people never meet to each other but like to
be connected through victim. Most of the time taxi firms and bus shelter take way these
people and organize parties and take them for paying to abuse children and young
people. Taxi firms and bus shelters are peer group or known through family connection
where they make financial benefits through sexual exploitation.

Sole perpetrators
A child who is groomed for sexual exploitation by man and women so that child can take
to the homes of friends or invites them it’s property so that can get financial benefits in
exchange. Bus and coach stations are the main hub which are used by perpetrators to
recruit children for sexual exploitation who have run way from their house. Where taxi
drivers or others offers room for a night in exchange for sex or returns each evening
when different men come and gives the same offer.
8. 4 Typical behaviour patterns of those who sexually exploit children and young people
These type people keep different type of behaviour while exploiting a children
sexually. Such as:
Forming relationship:
Child sex abuser seeks to build relationship with children so they spend more
time with children and more attentive in forming relationship with children instead of
adults.Such kind perpetrators single out a child or young people as special and offers
gift in this way to form good relation and keeps special attention in child’s look and
dress and takes excessive pictures (Hallett, 2016).
Testing boundaries: here perpetrator test comfort level of child or young people by
cracking sexualize jokes to analyse how child or young person give response. They try
to play sexualized games like strip game or truth and dare.
Touching: They check boundary of touch with child or young person by initiating on-
sexual touches such as high-fives and hugging. Then they gradually try to touch private
part of body accidentally to analyse how child react.
Intimidating: here perpetrators threats child in order to keep the child silent from telling
others for the abuse. Even they often make children fear, ashamed or guilty to tell other
about abuse.
Sharing sexually explicit material:

Perpetrator shares sexualized material to child or young person for making sex
normalize. Even they use sexual terms free in presence of child and shows sexualized
pictures or video. They initiate sexualized relationship while texting and messaging first
to children.
8.5 Describe the support which offer to a child or young person who has been the victim
of child sexual exploitation
Family support is primary care for child or young person who has been sexually
abused by others because that time they require their family who make them strong and
learns them to fight back against injustice instead of keeping them silent or not to take
any intensive action. Government should provide financial support to these type
children’s or young women which helps them to fight against perpetrators who exploit
them forcefully. Government should provide counselling and psychological rehabilitation
to the sex abused children and young person.
8.6 Role of key partners in protecting children and young people from sexual
exploitation
Sexual Health Services
Health service support these type children who is sexually exploit by abusers.
They offer health care and pharmaceutical care services to them for treating their sexual
part which is harshly damaged by perpetrators.
Police, Crown Prosecution Service
They provide protection to children and young person by keep an eye on human
trafficking and punish those people who involve in this profession.
Youth Offending Services
It is unpaid activities which prevents youth re-offending and make them realize
they did wrong deed and designs task which promotes them convert into good citizen
from offender.
Probation Services

These services help country to reduce reoffending of offender by working with
them for changing their behaviour. Thus they protect child from sexual exploitation.
Housing Services
It encompasses housing providers, housing strategy department etc. provide
house facility to those children who has run way from home or doesn’t have house due
to financial crisis. Thus, government protects children and young person.
Drug and Alcohol Services
This service department treats children by offering 0pharmaceuticl care services
so that they don’t have to be part of sexual exploitation.
Mental Health Services, including Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMHS)
This department helps those children or young person who are sexually, mentally
and emotionally harassed by abusers (Kelly and Karsna, 2017). they provide social
type care services to children and try to overcome them from that incident which has
been done with them.
Community Health Services, including GPs
Community health care service department ware children or young person about
child sexual exploitation so that they understand can give response against it.
Hospital Trusts
NHS specially takes impressive action against child sex abuse and provides
them social care and health care services.
Education Services
Education department provides education to children about sexual exploitation
and gives information about private part of body like when someone try to touch body
then directly give action to stop that.
Family and carers

Family gives high supports to protect their children by giving sex education and
aware them about sexual exploitation so that they don’t have to face such kind issue in
the whole life. Thus, family protects their children and take care of other activities.
LO 9
9.1 Multi Agency Working
Multi Agency workings and safeguarding hubs are dedicated structures that are
specifically designed with the intention to facilitate decision making and information
sharing between local authorities, police and health agencies with respect to
safeguarding children and young adults (Dunne and Finalay, 2016). Such multi agency
safeguarding hubs can become immensely efficient in their operations of preventing
abuse of children and young adults, identifying recurring patterns of abuse and patterns
of abusers as well through the efficient and reliable sharing of information.
9.2 Multi Agency Forums
There have been created various dedicate multi agency forums to protect
children and young adults from any kind of abuse such as the MASH- Multi Agency
Support Hub, which is a multi-agency team that comes together on daily intervals with
the intention to identify and enquire about children who may require support through
child protection plans, multi agency plan and social working assignments (Perumall,
2017). Child Protection Conference (CPC) is another multi agency forum that is
convened with the intention to share information and create strategic plan for the
wellbeing of children who have suffered abuse or harassment.
9.3 Roles and Responsibilities of Organisations in Different Scenarios
When organisations are involved in situations where harm or abuse to children or
young adults is disclosed or suspected, its responsibility is to alert the local police and
healthcare authorities so that the child’s safety can be guaranteed and the abusers
punished. When organisation are involved in situations where a child or young adult is
harmed or abused, it is also required to alert the local police so that they can control the
situation post haste in addition to notifying the healthcare authorities about the abuse of

child or young adult so that any first aid or medical emergency can be looked after by
the healthcare authorities. In situations where a child, young adult has gone missing,
organisation’s responsibility is to notify the police and social authorities as fast as
possible in addition to placing missing posters in the neighbourhood, so that the child or
young adult can escape harm and be found as soon as possible.
LO 10
10.1 Importance of Building Self-Confidence, Self-Esteem and Resilience
It is immensely important for children and young adults to build a sense of
resilience from the outside external forces that want to see them crumble from the
pressure and hardships of human life from an early age. This is why self confidence and
self-esteem are immensely important characteristics amongst not just children and
young adults but also in grown adults as lack of self-confidence, self-esteem and
resilience results in mental issues and depression for the individual which is in stark
contrast to a well-functioning, productive and happy human being.
10.2 Working with Children to Develop Protective Strategies
Children should be shown love and care from an early stage so that they can
come to possess self-confidence, self-esteem. Children should also be made to improve
their skills and talent which directly increases their self-worth and shows them that they
are capable of accomplishing whatever they put their efforts into.
10.3 Empowering Children to Make Informed Choices
The various ways in which children, young people can be inspired and informed with
strong choices to support their safety standards are based on their fundamental choices
in their professional and academic careers. Young people and children should be
acknowledged to take constructive steps on their safety regards while they face any
discrimination, biases at work or within university by their peers. There should be
lessons and lectures of integrating strong potentialities within their working standards by
their mentors, which will relatively energetically enhance working standards, information
on all regards of safety in their professional and academic careers.

LO 11
11.1 The reporting of concerns
The reporting of all concerns by students and young people in their academic,
professional careers shall be answered with various strategies to highlight ethical usage
and strongly benefit within their working horizons. Work setting policies of reporting to
top management, HR policies which shall be leveraged by students if they find any
problems or unethical practice of discriminations. Reports shall be conducted
immediately by students, young people by analyzing the segments and consultation
with their peers, mentors to report all cases (Riivari and Lämsä, 2019).
11.2 Whistle blowers protection
Whistle Blowers are protected in the work setting as they are legally protected by
the company legal laws, organizations usually appoint them to reach out to all secretive
information of functional operations. Whistle blowers are not only protected by legal
laws but are governed by various rights in bringing ethical correct information from all
corners of company where their main goal is to protect their rights. Whistle Blowers are
not only trained in their duties but are highly concerned in representing company goals,
providing strong effective services of protection to all people in professional lives.
11.3 Practices being questioned but protected by law
The practice of those people are questioned on some basis but are highly
protected because of legal laws cooperated within company structure, and the main
objectives with which they are working which are mainly towards welfare of company.
Their goals to maintain proper harmony and balance between all employees functional
performance enables company to function with high innovation bring diversity and reach
high objectives on various parameters. Goodwill is enhanced when company structure
has top management people who research better and are highly focused to bring
innovation in organization.
11.4 The process of escalating concerns if not addressed at time
The processes of escalating concerns if not being addressed within time frames
by organization are not only vivid but can be highly disturbing in form of increasing

turnover rates, high unethical practices and not maintenance of laws. The unethical
practices may hurt company goals, rise individual differences and fluctuate the various
working parameters within company internal management. It is highly important to take
legal measures and join various forces together to constructively connect employees
and people of all departments. There should be instant actions and legal steps shall be
taken against any case of discrimination, errors or changes in the various scenarios
which stops legal inclination of company goals. Non compliance highly fluctuates their
employees determination and functional abilities, potentialities to relatively reach high
ethical performance standards (Bourne, Jenkins and Parry, 2019).
CONCLUSION
The brief study of the report has been concluded child sexual exploitation, abuse,
cyber bullying and multiagency working in the context of safeguarding and workplace
safety.

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