This course provides critical knowledge and practical skills for identifying, preventing, and responding to child sexual exploitation (CSE). Aimed at healthcare professionals, educators, social workers, law enforcement, and caregivers, the course covers the signs, risk factors, and impact of CSE on children and young people. Participants will learn about the legal framework, reporting procedures, and support resources available to victims and their families. Through case studies and real-world scenarios, the course will equip individuals with the tools to take proactive steps in safeguarding children from exploitation and ensuring appropriate responses to cases of CSE. Key Learning Objectives: Understand the definition and scope of child sexual exploitation Recognize the signs and indicators of CSE in children and young people Identify risk factors and vulnerable groups Learn legal frameworks, reporting mechanisms, and safeguarding protocols Develop strategies for prevention and intervention Understand the long-term impact of exploitation on victims and how to provide support By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge to effectively spot the signs of child sexual exploitation and take the necessary actions to safeguard and protect children from harm. Target Audience: Healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, social workers) Teachers and educators Law enforcement officers Caregivers and social care workers