Resources to help you increase your knowledge about recognising and responding to domestic abuse and violence to ensure that children and young people are protected.
Gain an insight into the dynamics of domestic abuse, why it is a safeguarding and child protection issue and how to improve your practice when working with families.
Exposure to domestic abuse or violence in childhood is child abuse. Find out more about the impact this can have on a child or young person, including how to recognise, respond and prevent it from occurring.
Understand more about the potential risks and impacts of children experiencing domestic abuse as well as what you can do to improve your practice when working with children and families.
Provides information on what your organisation can do to protect children from harm and resources to keep the children and families you work or volunteer with safe.
Information to help you recruit and select young volunteers to work in your organisation as well as how you can safeguard and support them throughout.
Learn about the prevalence of technology-assisted harmful sexual behaviour (TA-HSB) and why it is a growing concern.
Use our guidance and advice to learn more about how you can set up safeguarding measures for d/Deaf and disabled children and protect them from abuse.
Take our range of highly-rated elearning, face-to-face and live virtual safeguarding training courses for anyone working or volunteering with children and young people.
Looking to buy a selection of courses? Browse our cost-effective child protection online training packages for schools in the UK.
£95 per package
From introductory courses to specialist subjects, our range of online training is expertly designed to support you in protecting children and young people.
A cost-effective online training package for anyone who works in the charity, voluntary or community sector, covering a range of topics.
£95 per package
Find the latest news stories and events from NSPCC Learning.
Learn about the prevalence of technology-assisted harmful sexual behaviour (TA-HSB) and why it is a growing concern.
What to consider when planning therapeutic sessions for children and young people displaying harmful sexual behaviour (HSB).
Latest Tweets
