Tech Facilitated Abuse
This slide pack introduces the key concepts in Tech Facilitated Abuse and explores how young people are experiencing TFA, based on surveys conducted with young people in Bristol and South Gloucestershire in 2024/25. We are sharing the slides from our in person training programme which was funded by the Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Avon and Somerset.
Aimed at raising awareness of TFA in those working with young people, in 50 slides it covers:
- Understanding TFA, The Internet of Things and Digital Footprint
- Understand the impact of TFA on victims/survivors
- TFA and the law
- Online safety and password hygiene
- How to support and signpost young people experiencing TFA
- Guidance on reporting TFA to the police
I was scared they would turn up at my house or where I work. I didn’t know what to do”
Survivor of TFA
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This presentation is in two parts. Part 1 deals with understanding TFA, and Part 2 deals with how to support young people with TFA.
Estimated time to deliver to a group:
Part 1 – 60 – 90 minutes
Part 2 – 60- 90 minutes
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Tech Facilitated Abuse and Young People
Downloadtraining guides/handouts
For the activity at slide 30, you may wish to print out copies of the sheet Group Activity ‘Are You Confident to…?’
You could also use this short quiz within the training, or as a separate activity.
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