Language Matters in CCE: Survivor-Centred Alternatives to Ha...

Mayameen Meftahi BEM · 2025-10-18T15:05:42Z

Trauma-Informed Language Guide: Working with Children Affected by Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE) This resource provides practical guidance for professionals working with children and young people affected by Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE). It offers trauma-informed language alternatives that centre the child’s experience as a survivor, not a perpetrator or “offender.” By shifting to compassionate, non-blaming language, professionals can help reframe narratives, improve engagement, and support healing-focused practice across systems. 👥 Audience of RelevanceThis resource is intended for: Social workers, youth justice practitioners, and early help teams Police officers and safeguarding professionals Education staff and pastoral leads Voluntary sector professionals supporting exploited young people Managers and trainers embedding trauma-informed language in organisations ⚠️ BTAN Disclaimer:The resources shared within the BeyondTrauma Advisory Network (BTAN) are for professional reflection, knowledge-building, and capacity development. They do not replace statutory safeguarding procedures, legal obligations, or organisational policies. Professionals are responsible for applying information in line with their role and local frameworks. 👉 You are welcome to download this resource by clicking here.

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