Abstract
This resource is designed to support practitioners to use research evidence to structure their thinking in relation to intra-familial child sexual abuse (IFCSA). Where a case is open to children’s social care it may be that:
* There are concerns about IFCSA, but no physical evidence to verify sexual abuse is occurring/has occurred nor has a child told someone about abuse.
* A child protection case (involving any form of maltreatment) is being ‘stepped down’ but concerns about IFCSA remain.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - 4 Oct 2018 |
Keywords
- Children's services social work
- social work
- Child sexual abuse
- Practice tool
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