County Lines Awareness Training Resources

County Lines Awareness Training Resources

Presentation, Handout, Knowledge Check Questions, Trainer Aide Answer Key.

All files editable.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Understand what County Lines is ​

2. Who is targeted and why ​

3. Methods used to recruit and exploit individuals ​

4. Early warning signs and indicators of
involvement ​

5. Risks and impacts of County Lines involvement ​

6. How and when to report concerns safely ​

​Presentation (52 Slides) - Slide Titles:

Learning Objectives
What County Lines Is​
How Organised Crime Groups Operate​
Movement of Drugs, Money and Exploitation Across Counties​
Why Children Are Targeted​
Vulnerable Adults​
How Children Are Recruited​
Grooming Stages​
Social Media and Online Contact​
Peer Recruitment​
Boyfriend Model​
Debt Bondage​
Promises of Money, Status, Protection​
Why Children Are Targeted​
Emotional Vulnerability​
History of Trauma​
Missing Episodes​
Desire for Belonging​
Lack of Stable Relationships​
Previous Exploitation​
Key Indicators of County Lines Exploitation​
Behavioural Red Flags​
How County Lines Operate Day to Day​
Roles Children Are Forced Into​
Transporting Drugs​
Holding Money​
Running Errands​
Use of Violence, Threats, Coercion​
'Cuckooing' and Exploitation of Vulnerable Adults​
Digital Grooming and Online Risks​
Monitoring Online Activity Safely and Legally​
Suspicion of County Lines - Safeguarding Response ​
References and Further Information​

Word Documents

Handout
Knowledge Check Questions
Trainer Aide Answer Key

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