e on forced marriage - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). School and college staff can contact the Forced Marriage Unit if they need advice or information: Contact: 020 7008 0151 or email fmu@fcdo.gov.uk. In addition, since February 2023 it has also been a crime to carry out any conduct whose purpose is to cause a child to marry before their eighteenth birthday, even if violence, threats or another form of coercion are not used. As with the existing forced marriage law, this applies to non-binding, unofficial ‘marriages’ as well as legal marriages. Additional advice and support There is a wealth of information available to support schools and colleges. The following list is not exhaustive but should provide a useful starting point: Abuse Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse has introduced new resources to help education professionals identify and respond to concerns of child sexual abuse and abusive behaviours. 164 What to do if you're worried a child is being abused – DfE advice Domestic abuse: Various Information/Guidance – Home Office advice Faith based abuse: National Action Plan – DfE advice Forced marriage resource pack Disrespect NoBody campaign – GOV.UK – Home Office website Tackling Child Sexual Abuse Strategy – Home Office policy paper Together we can stop child sexual abuse – HM Government campaign Bullying Preventing bullying including cyberbullying – DfE advice Children missing from education, home or care Children missing education – DfE statutory guidance Children who run away or go missing from home or care – DfE statutory guidance Missing Children and Adults strategy – Home Office strategy Children with family members in prison National Information Centre on Children of Offenders – Barnardo’s in partnership with HM Prison and Probation Service Child exploitation