The following websites (listed alphabetically) contain information about national organisations, networks and resources relating to children and young people at risk of or affected by sexually exploitation and their parents or carers.
A full listing of services nationally can be found by following the link above to the UK Directory of Services
Barnardos is one of the leading provider of specialist sexual exploitation services to children and young people across the UK. Barnardos website is a rich source of resources and information relating to child sexual exploitation and trafficking
www.barnardos.org
Provides a 24 hour telephone helpline for children and young people. Website features help and advice on bullying
www.childline.org.uk
The Children’s Society is one of the leading providers of specialist missing and sexual exploitation services to children and young people across the UK.
www.thechildrenssociety.org
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre is dedicated to eradicating the sexual abuse of children. The website provides details of research, education resources and training.
www.ceop.gov.uk/
The NSPCC National Child Trafficking Advice and Information Line ( CTAIL ) is a service for anyone with concerns about human trafficking. Offering advice and information; presentations and case consultancy to professionals; gather information and data to gain a wider understanding of the causes of and issues around trafficking and work in collaboration nationally and internationally to prevent abuse from trafficking for children and young people.
www.nspcc.org.uk/inform/resourcesforprofessionals/freshstart/ctail/ctail_wda51323.html
CROP is a voluntary organisation working to end the sexual exploitation of children and young people by pimps and traffickers.
www.crop1.org.uk/
ECPAT UK stands for End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes. ECPAT are a leading children’s rights organisation campaigning against the commercial sexual exploitation of children in the UK and on its international aspects. Their website also contains links to a range of research published by ECPAT
www.ecpat.org.uk/
The centre, based at the University of Bedfordshire aims to develop an international dialogue between academics, practitioners and policy makers about problems associated with the trafficking and sexual exploitation of children and young people.
www.beds.ac.uk/research/iasr/intcent
Child protection resources for professionals working to safeguard children
www.nspcc.org.uk/Inform
Education resources and guide to internet safety and safe surfing for young people.
www.thinkuknow.co.uk
The Sex Education Forum is the national authority on Sex and Relationships Education.
partner.ncb.org.uk/sef
Railway Children was launched, to stop the abuse of children living alone and at risk on the streets, through early intervention.
www.therailwaychidlren.org.uk
The United Kingdom Human Trafficking Centre [UKHTC] is a multi-agency centre that provides a central point for the development of expertise and cooperation in relation to the trafficking of human beings.
www.ukhtc.org