Information and guidance on what you and your organisation can do to protect children from harm.
Explains the key issues facing Black, Asian and minoritised ethnic children, with guidance for how anyone working with children can help support and keep young people safe.
Training, lesson plans and a dedicated helpline to support secondary schools teachers to confidently deliver inclusive sex and relationships education.
The NSPCC Library and Information Service helps professionals access the latest child protection research, policy and practice resources and can answers your safeguarding questions and enquiries.
Take our highly-recommended safeguarding training for anyone working or volunteering with children and young people.
Safely recruit the right staff and volunteers to ensure they are safe to work with children and young people in the education sector.
From £35 to £245
Confidently deliver inclusive sex and relationships education with our CPD-certified online course for secondary school teachers.
Free for a limited time
Have regular contact with children through sport? Our updated course will help you recognise, report and record concerns as well as understand the basics of safeguarding.
£25 per person
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This “why language matters” blog post explores how key men in a child’s life can be overlooked by professionals. It discusses how the phrase “hidden men” is unhelpful and these men should rather be “unseen.”
Learn about new research from the Safer Young Lives Research Centre (SYLRC) covering how to best support adolescent mental health and wellbeing after sexual abuse.
The language we use when talking about harmful sexual behaviour can impact professionals' perceptions and how children see themselves. This "why language matters" blog discusses how changing words can help improve outcomes.
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