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Child exploitation in all its forms is a horrific crime that destroys young lives and has no place in our society. It is our duty to do everything we can to protect victims and bring perpetrators to justice.
In my role as Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner, I am leading on our mission to Protect Women and Children. This includes working on crucial strategies to prevent child abuse and exploitation by working closely with partners to identify risks early, educate communities, and ensure those at risk receive the support they need.
Through stronger partnerships, education, and early intervention, we are determined to do all we can to challenge the root causes of exploitation, empower young people with knowledge, and create a society where this horrific crime has no place to thrive.
On National Child Exploitation Awareness Day, I reaffirm my commitment to prioritise protecting the most vulnerable in our communities to ensure that every child in Bedfordshire can feel safe and supported.