Explains what online abuse is, how to recognise it and how people who work with children can respond to it.

Lessons from case reviews published since 2008, where online abuse was a key factor.

This briefing highlights what issues children, young people and adults have raised to Childline and the NSPCC helpline in relation to children being targeted for sexual abuse online during the pandemic.

Listen to the lead author or the NSPCC’s How safe are our children? 2019 report talk about the key findings and emerging issues around online safety and online abuse.

Research into what young people and professionals say about the effects of offline and technology-assisted child sexual abuse, and how best to respond to it.

An overview of research into child sexual abuse images and approaches to tackling the issue.

Review of research around the online harmful sexual behaviours displayed by children and young people.

How can we empower teachers and other school staff to make sure they can spot the signs of grooming and take action where required? Laura Randall discusses the issues.

Guidance for organisations and groups about communicating with children and young people online and through social media

Briefing using insight from NSPCC helpline contacts and Childline counselling sessions about children’s experiences of pornography and content promoting eating disorders, self-harm and suicide.

Research into the backgrounds and behaviours of boys and young men who engage in harmful sexual behaviours using online and mobile channels.

Reduce the risks children encounter online by getting up to date on how they use the internet and other digital platforms. Buy our online safety training for £30.

Keeping children safe online is just about keeping children safe. And that's something teachers are already highly skilled at, says NSPCC's Laura Randall.

Videos and lesson plans for children and young people aged 11+ covering positive relationships, how to recognise concerning or abusive behaviour and what to do.

Read our report summarising the risks to children’s safety due to the conditions created by the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, and why these risks might intensify during the pandemic.

Best practice for managing allegations of abuse against someone who works or volunteers with children.

During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and lockdown, children are relying even more on online technology. Learn how to protect children from the risks they face online.

Report about how Childline, the NSPCC helpline and O2 are responding to children’s and parents’ concerns about sexual content online.

The government has published its plans for keeping UK users safe online, especially children and other vulnerable groups.

Enhancing online safety for children and young people is becoming increasingly important for voluntary and community organisations. Find out why in our podcast.