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secos

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sekos
In ancient Greece:
1. A shrine or sanctuary.
2. The cella of a temple.
3. A building which only the specially privileged might enter.


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But thanks to the work of the Barnardo's run SECOS (Sexually Exploited Children on the Streets) in Middlesbrough and ACE (Against Child Exploitation) in Stockton, the issue is being addressed on Teesside.
She added that SECOS, which supports those who have been sexually exploited, is working hard to identify problems at an early age to prevent children being abused.
Wendy Shepherd, a specialist who works for Barnardo's SECOS (Sexual Exploitation of Children On the Streets) project in Middlesbrough, said the sentence sent out the wrong message.
 
 
 
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