CEOP CONFERENCES
Forensic Medical Examination of Children and Young People: Perspectives, Roles and Best Practice
09:00, Thursday 19 June 2008
The CEOP Centre, Pimlico, London
Failure to address the victim’s immediate and ongoing needs can have a considerable and long term impact on their emotional well-being and health Hi
National Service Guidelines for Developing Sexual Assault Referral Centres
This is a message that all professionals working with vulnerable children and adults will know all too well. Ensuring that children and young people receive all of the care support they need can be a challenge; particularly with multi-agency involvement.
Dealing with the aftermath when a child or young person has been sexually abused is a complex task. Forensic medical examination is just one of the processes children and young people may have to go through during this time. Having a team of skilled, knowledgeable and empathic professionals to work across agencies with children, young people and their families is of paramount importance.
This conference draws on the knowledge and expertise of professionals from across health care, social care, law enforcement and beyond to give an insight into the forensic medical examination process from a multi-disciplinary perspective.
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Child Sexual Offenders' Exploitation of the Online World: Tackling the Risks to Young People from Evolving Technologies. A Seminar for the Online Industry
09:30, Wednesday 25 June 2008
The CEOP Centre, Pimlico, London
Created especially to meet the needs of the online industry, the Child Sexual Offenders’ Exploitation of the Online World: Tackling the Risks to Young People from evolving Technologies seminar looks at how individuals with a sexual interest in children exploit the internet, and explores how risk taking behaviour by young people online can make them vulnerable to abuse.
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