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Why Does Adult Grooming Happen?
There are many reasons why someone might groom an adult at risk.
Some cases of grooming result in financial abuse. In these cases, the groomer’s motivation is clear – financial or material game.
Many cases of grooming lead to sexual abuse. Again, in these instances it’s clear to see what the groomer’s getting out of the arrangement.
Grooming can also result in radicalisation, in which case the groomer is simply working to win someone over to their cause.
But in some cases of grooming it might be difficult to identify a motive. Unfortunately, some people just enjoy having power over others.
Signs of Grooming
Here’s some of the signs of grooming you should look out for:
•! The person becomes withdrawn, or they may seem troubled by something but unwilling to talk about it. Alternatively, their emotions might become more volatile.
•! You notice them using or wearing something new, that you didn’t buy for them.
•! Groomers often aim to isolate their targets from their family or friends. If they seem reluctant to see you, or they refuse a visit, it might be because someone’s manipulating them.
•! You notice that sums of money have disappeared from the person’s bank account, or the person claims they cannot pay for food or bills.
•! The person might be spending more time on the phone, or online, than usual. But they won’t say what sites they’re visiting, or who they’re talking to.
•! They start talking about a new “friend”, “boyfriend” or “girlfriend”, and it’s not clear who they are or how they met them.

Grooming can also lead to radicalisation. In which case, you might notice that the person starts talking about an issue or a cause that’s never really interested them before. Head here for more information about radicalisation and adults at risk.
What To Do If Your Suspect Grooming is Happening
The problem is that victims of grooming often don’t feel like they need help. Also, some instances of grooming have all the appearance of authentic romances or relationships, until it’s too late.
If you suspect someone close to you is being groomed, either online or in person, there are plenty of ways you can get the support and guidance you need.
Respond is an organisation that provides a range of services to people with learning disabilities who have suffered from sexual abuse.
Operation REPEAT is a campaign to address the problem of doorstop crimes and scam prevention. Not many people realise that these issues count as grooming. But you can report a crime, or share your concerns, by calling 101 or 999 in an emergency.
Small Steps can help you if you suspect that someone close to you is in danger of being radicalised. You can email them at [email protected].
You can also give the Ann Craft Trust team a call on 0115 951 5400. Talk to us about your concerns, and we’ll let you know the steps to take to get help.

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