Children facing sexual exploitation and abuse may need various types of services, including medical services, mental health and psychosocial support, access to justice, and services to address immediate safety and protection needs. While these services could be provided by formal child welfare organizations, it is also important to consider informal community resources, such as schools, community groups or other child focused organizations. A thorough mapping can help your organization understand what services you will turn to if the need arises, and identify partners to develop plans with. See below for resources on mapping and working with GBV service providers.
