Our resources will help you continue to safeguard children you work or volunteer with and ensure their welfare.
We've pulled together some insight and resources to help anyone who works or volunteers with children to recognise and respond to domestic abuse during the pandemic.
Find out what children and young people have told Childline about being away from school and then returning during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Find out more about how we've helped children and families, what we’ve learnt from adapting our services and what research tells us about the impact of COVID on children’s wellbeing.
Our resources below will help you understand more about how we've supported parents who are experiencing mental health problems during and after pregnancy and what services you can refer them to for help.
We published two episodes on how the NSPCC and its delivery partners have helped parents throughout pregnancy during the pandemic and the research we've uncovered about our perinatal education service.
We conducted an evaluation to see how our virtual preventative mental health programme, Pregnancy in Mind, supported parents during COVID-19 and how effective it is when compared to the face-to-face programme.
Browse our range of services that support parents and families in caring for their children, includes help with perinatal mental health, coping with the pressures of a new baby and improving relationships with children.
We provide 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.
Work with children and families? Our information looks at risk and vulnerability factors that help identify whether children or families require extra support to help keep children safe.
It's essential that anyone who works or volunteers with children has the knowledge and skills to keep children safe. Find out more about training requirements and specific guidance for people working in different sectors.
Explore our range of training, lesson plans, guidance and resources for schools and colleges to help protect and keep the pupils you work with safe.
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.
Designed for anyone who is supporting parents with their baby’s crying and explains how to effectively implement the programme to reduce risks.
£35 per person
Develop the safeguarding skills, knowledge and competencies required for Level 4 healthcare professionals.
from £450 per person
Explore the science behind child brain development through practical exercises, case studies, examples and more.
£225 - £1,050
Find the latest news stories and events from NSPCC Learning.
We collaborated with gamified simulation specialists Attensi to develop a pilot interactive learning tool called 'Talk to Me'. Learn more about what we learned from the pilot.
Access resources to help you support children and young people's mental health during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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