P01
First Disclosure: The First Ten Minutes
Listen without judgement, explain confidentiality honestly, establish immediate safety and use the correct referral or escalation route.
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You do not need to be a safeguarding specialist to be the first person somebody trusts.
You do need to know what to do next. Enter through the situation, then use the professional lens that fits your role.
Professional material: jurisdiction and source checks required before use. This is learning material, not a substitute for current local procedure.
P02
The One-Chance Problem
Practise a high-stakes first contact without countdowns or gamification. Identify what matters before contact is lost.
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Sarina: Proving ‘Purity’
Separate lived account, inference and legal classification while considering bodily autonomy, coercion and the prohibition on virginity testing and hymenoplasty.
ENTER THE CASE →P04
Reluctant Sponsor
Recognise forced-marriage risk where immigration help is the disclosure point. Marriage documents do not prove free consent.
ENTER THE CASE →P05
Adam: What Might It Cost to Say No?
Explore outing, housing, finance and family loss as possible coercive consequences in an inclusive case.
ENTER THE CASE →P06
Known, Suspected or At Risk?
Distinguish known FGM in an under-18 from suspected or at-risk concerns and apply role and jurisdiction-specific duties.
ENTER THE CASE →P07
The Well-Meaning Mistake
Identify plausible responses that can increase risk, including unsafe confrontation and mediation.
ENTER THE CASE →P08
Same Case, Different Responsibilities
Practise coordination across police, health, social care, law and advocacy without assuming identical duties.
ENTER THE CASE →P09
Can You Publish This?
Report responsibly by separating legal restriction, ethical risk, relevance, source quality and survivor agency.
ENTER THE CASE →P10
Redesign the System
Examine organisational failure, governance, training, data and evaluation, then design a safer system response.
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