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The role of ethnicity, gender and faith in safeguarding

Leave a Comment / Faith, Identity / By Melissa Llewellyn

Through research, inquiries and guidance from leading charities and authorities we repeatedly learn that when it comes to safeguarding, ethnicity, gender and faith are not things that can be overlooked.

Faiths Against Child Sexual Exploitation

Registered charity number 1188740 in England and Wales.

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