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NWG Preventing, Disrupting and Interrupting Exploitation Guest Webinar Organised by NWG
The NWG Network has the pleasure of inviting you to join our ‘Preventing, Disrupting and Interrupting Exploitation’ Webinar.
Confirmed Speakers:
Detective Constable James Rudge (Chair of Civil Orders Working Group, National County Lines Coordination Centre)
Detective Chief Inspector Matthew Hogg (Metropolitan Police)
Dominic Blackburn (Team Manager – Community Safety & ASB, Public Protection, Community & Environmental Services, Blackpool Council)
Kim Baker (ASB Specialist for Runnymede Prevention and Problem Solving Team Surrey Police)
This session will benefit all Community safeguarding partners and anyone who has/is likely to be involved in the protection, disruption and safety of children/young adults.
This includes but is not limited to:
- Emergency services (Fire/Police/Ambulance/Border Forces
- Staff and volunteers in educational settings
- Residential Workers
- Housing Officers
- Youth Service Workers
- Local Authority Employees (Social Care staff/Environmental Health/ Parks and Community Spaces/Licensing)
- Health Professionals
- Youth Justice Service Professionals
- Judiciary (CPS/Defence Lawyers/Advocates)
- Trading Standards
- Taxi/Private Hire companies
‘Preventing, Disrupting and Interrupting’ Exploitation is a significant and vital step towards protecting and keeping children and young people safe within our communities.
Our webinar is aimed at informing and empowering all statutory and non-statutory Community Safety and Safeguarding partners, in the creation of robust Disruption Plans when children and young adults are experiencing or at risk of abuse and exploitation.
Attendees will explore the complexities of preventing, disrupting and interrupting exploitation and hear about successful tried and tested methods from our expert speakers. They will provide up-to-date knowledge, experience and examples of cases where disruption has been effective.
This will be followed by a panel Q&A session.
This is an amazing opportunity to gain a greater insight into the vast array of opportunities available to prevent/disrupt/interrupt exploitation.