These national maps identify and categorise service providers and specialists operating in the health, education, social support, and mental health sectors to provide a holistic view of available supports for guardians and unaccompanied children.

These national maps identify and categorise service providers and specialists operating in the health, education, social support, and mental health sectors to provide a holistic view of available supports for guardians and unaccompanied children.
The Guidelines provide relevant resources and tools for volunteer guardians on how to organise and guide listening circles. It includes information on how to organise and develop listening circles and support groups, how to encourage other guardians to share experiences and teach coping skills.
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These category-differentiated guides-schools, social workers, local authorities, and youth workers-are structured in a practical way to address the sensitive topic of healthy relationships and potential warning signs about child sexual exploitation, offering related professionals valuable insights and tools.
JERICHO’s policy paper examines child sexual exploitation in France, Italy and Greece, providing an overview of national contexts and existing legal frameworks.
Through expert interviews and in-depth discussions, Jericho covers a wide range of essential topics: from understanding consent and navigating relationships, to recognizing the risks of sexual exploitation and the role pornography plays in shaping harmful perceptions. Each episode is designed to provide young listeners with practical advice, empowering them to stay informed and safe.
It is imperative that states establish advanced and uniform legislation to eradicate all forms of sexual exploitation and abuse of children, including grooming, and safeguard children in online environments. Read the research report on the legislation.
This study seeks to understand the issue from the perspective of young people with lived experience of tech-facilitated grooming that led to them going missing.
The JERICHO press kit provides an essential overview of the project, highlighting information materials and data on the situation in France, Italy and Greece.
The flyer ‘What if I’m not as safe as I think I am?’ is a small pocket guide focused on promoting healthy relationships and identifying signs of exploitation.
The JERICHO manual includes information on identifying dangerous situations, understanding consent, and reporting abuse.
This manual provides comprehensive guidance for tutors working with minors, especially those who are unaccompanied or vulnerable, covering rights, support, and risk management. It focuses on the best interests of minors within various European guardianship systems, emphasizing ethics, human rights, and practical tools for addressing vulnerabilities and trauma.
This program is designed to equip young people with the knowledge and skills needed to deal with complex topics such as grooming, missing children, and sex and affective education.
An educational platform for 11-14 year olds, teachers and parents focused on conversations and awareness about grooming, warning signs and effective responses. Includes activities on dangers, boundaries, abuse prevention and collaborative learning through group activities.
The infographic analyzes the hidden reality of child sexual exploitation in the context of prostitution in Europe.