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Stop child exploitation

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It is the responsibility of licence holders of premises, and their managers, to ensure appropriate measures are in place at their venues to protect children from harm. 

Understand how to spot child exploitation and how to prevent it with these resources.

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Spot the signs of child exploitation

Learn to recognise the signs of child exploitation and how you can report suspected abuse, with guidelines from The Children’s Society.

 

The Children’s Society guide for hotel managers (PDF, 220.06 KB)

Download this guide to preventing child exploitation for hoteliers, including a checklist of things your reception, bar and housekeeping staff can look out for.



 

The Children’s Society guide for other accommodation types (PDF, 220.06 KB)

Download this guide to preventing child exploitation for camping, caravan parks, self-catering accommodation, and bed and breakfasts.



 

#LookCloser resources

Access The Children’s Society’s range of #LookCloser resources downloads to help you and your staff prevent child exploitation, including posters, social media assets and a business checklist.

 

Printable poster for your business (PDF, 1.82 MB)

Print out The Children’s Society’s #LookCloser poster, to display on your premises.