CSE Evidence Scope
Research in Practice has launched an updated Evidence Scope (see attached) on Working Effectively to Address Child Sexual Exploitation, commissioned as part of the Greater Manchester CSE project and funded by the Department for Education Children’s Social Care Innovation Programme.
This Evidence Scope aims to support local areas in the continual development of child sexual exploitation (CSE) services by reviewing and critically appraising relevant evidence. It brings together evidence that supports interventions and multi-agency and inter-professional approaches to working to improve outcomes for young people who may be affected by CSE.
Please note. This resource was first published in September 2015 by Jan Webb and Dez Holmes. The Evidence Scope has been revised and republished in October 2017 by Jessica Eaton and Dez Holmes to reflect new evidence and practice wisdom.
