Child sexual exploitation training for churches, organisations and professionals.
Practical training to help your team recognise, respond to and prevent exploitation - with optional follow-up wellbeing support.
Who is this for ?
The Phōs Project is for:
Leaders & Overseers: Church leaders, trustees, and organizational directors who are responsible for building a culture of transparency and safety.
Frontline Workers: Youth workers, children’s ministry leads, and volunteers who interact with young people regularly and need the tools to identify early indicators of risk.
Families & Communities: Parents and caregivers who want a deeper understanding of the risks children encounter and how to respond with clarity.
Networks & Parishes: Church networks and regional organisations seeking to move beyond basic awareness into an integrated, shared safeguarding strategy.
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Free Introduction Session – What is the The Phōs Project & Why CSE Awareness Matters?
This short introductory session helps churches, parents, and professionals understand the work and purpose of The Phōs Project and why awareness of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) matters within communities and faith settings.
The session introduces the mission behind the project while exploring the importance of recognising exploitation and creating spaces where safeguarding conversations can happen openly.
This session acts as an entry point for organisations exploring training or partnership opportunities.
Who this session is for
Churches and faith leaders
Parents and carers
Professionals working with children or young people
Organisations interested in safeguarding awareness or training
What the session covers
The mission, vision, and purpose of The Phōs Project
A brief introduction to Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)
Why awareness is important within communities and faith settings
How exploitation can go unnoticed
Why safeguarding conversations matter
Length: 30 minutes
Delivery: Online (free introductory session)
What is The Phōs Project?
The Phōs Project provide trauma-informed training sessions about Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE).
The aim is to equip individuals with the understanding, confidence, and awareness needed to recognise potential risk or exploitation and to take appropriate action by reporting concerns through the correct safeguarding channels.
The Phōs Project work from the understanding that CSE can happen anywhere, and therefore where there are young people, professionals must be equipped to recognise risk and respond responsibly.
