To optimally serve children who have experienced human trafficking, sexual abuse, or sexual exploitation (THB/CSA/CSE), and to hold offenders accountable, communities need to implement a multidisciplinary, collaborative, and child-centred approach that respects the dignity of the child and family and minimises further traumatization.
This comprehensive framework assists professionals in designing and implementing a multidisciplinary protocol that summarizes the essential components of a successful collaborative team while highlighting issues that require local and national input to meet the unique needs of individual communities. It is designed to be relevant to jurisdictions in high-, medium-, and low-resource settings.
ACCESS THE FREE 2-PART COURSE
ICMEC’s e-learning platform now hosts a fully available, free 2-part course designed to empower professionals across diverse resource settings—low, medium, and high—in enhancing their community’s response to child sexual abuse, exploitation, and trafficking. This comprehensive series, previously offered live, is now accessible for self-paced learning online.
You can find the course here: Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Combatting Child Sexual Abuse, Exploitation, and Trafficking.