Showing 20 results for 'online abuse'
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Protecting children from abuse in schools - All staff and volunteers
The safeguarding and child protection duties of the head, school governors, teachers, teaching assistants, other staff and volunteers. -
How to prevent harmful sexual behaviour in children - Creating a safe culture
Find out about policies and procedures, creating safe cultures and legislation and guidance in the UK available around preventing harmful sexual behaviour. -
Child protection system in the UK
Find out how the child protection works in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales as well as information on multi-agency working, case reviews, children and young people's children's rights and a list of key dates and terminology. -
Harmful sexual behaviour: learning from case reviews
Provides learning for professionals around appropriate child protection responses to harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) for those displaying HSB and impacted by it. -
Housing services: learning from case reviews
Lessons from case reviews published since 2010, focusing on learning that specifically relates to housing services. -
Keeping Safe: teaching children to recognise abusive behaviours and tell an adult - Evidence base
A programme for primary schools to teach children about abuse and provide support to parents. -
Protecting children from grooming
Explains what grooming is, how to recognise it and how people who work with children can respond to it. -
Wales safeguarding procedures: CASPAR briefing
A briefing on the new Wales safeguarding procedures, focusing on the procedures relating to children and young people at risk of harm. -
Named child protection or safeguarding lead - Training and support
Example role description for nominated child protection lead. Also known as Designated Safeguarding Officer/Lead (DSO/DSL), named person or child protection officer. -
Deliver NSPCC services in your area - Coping with Crying
Our Scale-up Unit helps organisations to commission, implement and deliver NSPCC evaluated services locally to help more children and families thrive. -
Safer activities and events - Consent and information sharing
Advice on keeping groups of children and young people safe during activities, events, visits, day trips, outings and overnight stays. -
Promoting healthy relationships in schools - 5- to 11-year-olds
Guidance for teachers and group leaders on talking to children and young people about healthy relationships. -
Safeguarding during coronavirus: voluntary and community groups
Information and resources to help everyone in the voluntary and community sector safeguard and protect children and young people during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. -
CAMHS: learning from case reviews
Summary of risk factors and learning for improved practice for child and adolescent mental health services. -
Education: learning from case reviews
Lessons from case reviews published since 2008, which have highlighted lessons for the education sector to improve safeguarding practice. -
GPs and primary healthcare teams: learning from case reviews
Lessons from case reviews published since 2013, which have highlighted lessons for GPs and primary healthcare teams to improve safeguarding practice -
Protecting children from physical abuse - Impact
Describes what physical abuse is, how to recognise it and how people working with children can prevent it. -
Early help (or early intervention) - Recognising
Explains what early help (also known as early intervention) is, how to identify a child or family who may need early help and how to provide appropriate support. -
Early help (or early intervention) - Guidance
Explains what early help (also known as early intervention) is, how to identify a child or family who may need early help and how to provide appropriate support. -
Parents Under Pressure - References and resources
An NSPCC service to help improve parenting in families with drug or alcohol problems.