Bradford is to receive £1 million of government funding in a bid to tackle child sexual exploitation and grooming.
The money will go towards a four-year project aimed at 10 to 14-year-olds, teaching them how to avoid situations where it is likely they may be abused, whilst learning how to identify positive relationships.
Anti-exploitation workshops and programmes targeted at parents to help raise awareness of the risk of child sexual exploitation will also be funded.
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