Child Trafficking Solutions Project is Partnering with Cleburne County DHR to present this FREE training.
Training Objective:
To train child-serving professionals, DHR, and social workers in effective multidisciplinary approaches, uniform response protocols, and trauma-informed screening interview techniques to help identify and respond to suspected minor victims of human trafficking.
Your Trainers: Multi-Disciplinary Team of Subject Matter Experts
Training Outcomes:
*** Earn 3.5 CEU credit hours. Refreshments provided.
This class is designed to help provide training to child-serving professionals, DHR staff, social workers around the topic of commercially sexually exploited children (CSEC) and labor trafficking of minors. Children and youth involved in child protective services and juvenile justice systems are at higher risk of exploitation as are runaways and victims of child abuse and sexual assault. This class will help child-serving professionals understand issues related to CSEC, labor trafficking, risk factors, signs of exploitation, and how to support minors who have been or are at risk of being trafficked. Using appropriate interview techniques/questions, being trauma-informed, knowing risk factors, and response protocols are key to identification of and assistance to minor trafficking victims.
Join us on November 3rd at the Cleburne County DHR Training Room
Questions or for more information: ctspinfo@childrensaid.org