006 Why Tackling Cuckooing Needs a Multi Agency Approach
The Safeguarding and Domestic Abuse Sector PodcastShow Notes
Cuckooing is a practice where people take over a person's home and use the property to facilitate exploitation. There's much work to do to improve multi agency working when it comes to identifying cuckooing as well as responding to it. Have you been involved in analysing multi agency practice around cuckooing? If so this episode is designed for you.
Expect this conversation to explore: the signs of cuckooing the link with anti social behaviour identifying risk in the Anti Social Behaviour Risk Assessment Conference what to expect with a brand new cuckooing offence my thoughts on the Cuckooing and the Care Act
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