Expert help in fight against sexual grooming
Date published: 07 June 2012
Family support workers from Rochdale Borough Council have been looking at how a team of pioneering experts in tackling child sexual exploitation can help them in the fight against sexual grooming of girls.
Engage – a partnership involving police and council – is seen nationally as a template for best practice in tackling the problem.
Rochdale’s version of the team – named Sunrise – have sent family support workers to look at how Engage works.
Speaking to the Lancashire Telegraph, a spokesman for Rochdale Borough Council said: “We recently sent three of our family support workers from our own multi-disciplinary team called Sunrise to look at Engage’s work in Blackburn. Their work is recognised nationally as ground breaking.”
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