The Child Trafficking Advice Centre (CTAC) is a specialist service provided by the NSPCC, offering advice, guidance, and support to professionals who come into contact with children who may have been trafficked. The site serves as a resource hub, providing access to training, resources, and direct support to safeguard children from trafficking and exploitation.
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Website Key Features
Professional Advice Line
A dedicated phone line for professionals seeking advice on child trafficking cases.
Training Programs
Offers specialized training for professionals to identify and respond to child trafficking.
Resource Library
A comprehensive collection of guides, reports, and tools on child trafficking.
Case Consultations
Provides expert consultations on complex child trafficking cases.
Legal Guidance
Offers legal advice and information on child trafficking legislation.
Multi-agency Support
Facilitates collaboration between different agencies involved in child protection.
Research and Reports
Access to the latest research findings and reports on child trafficking.
News and Updates
Regular updates on child trafficking news, policy changes, and CTAC activities.
Additional information
Parent Organization
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).
Mission
To protect children from trafficking and exploitation by providing expert advice and support to professionals.
Target Audience
Social workers, police officers, teachers, healthcare professionals, and other frontline workers.
Accessibility
Services are accessible to professionals across the UK.
Contact Information
Professionals can contact CTAC via phone or email for support and advice.
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