Read the highlights of the NSPCC's safeguarding conference How Safe 2022, which brought together safeguarding professionals from a range of different sectors for two days of inspirational and informative talks.
Read the highlights of the NSPCC's safeguarding conference How Safe 2022, which brought together safeguarding professionals from a range of different sectors for two days of inspirational and informative talks.
Missed out on the How Safe conference? On-demand tickets will be available from 13 May until 6 June.
This episode provides insight into what denial might look like and how you can help children and young people open up using trauma-informed approaches and exercises.
Read the highlights of the NSPCC's safeguarding conference How Safe 2022, which brought together safeguarding professionals from a range of different sectors for two days of inspirational and informative talks.
Methods for assessing the mental health needs of young people who have experienced abuse and neglect
Learn about a Queen's University Belfast study that highlights the importance of understanding and responding to the mental health needs of young people who have experienced abuse and neglect.
How schools and colleges should respond to low-level concerns in education including resources to support you.
It’s Learning Disability Week from 14-20 June 2021! We’ve pulled together resources and training to help you protecting children and young people with special educational needs and additional needs.
Resources to share details of the Report Abuse in Schools helpline with your school community are now available.
Four new reports published about child safeguarding reviews and multi-agency arrangements in England
Get information on what new reports have been published around child safeguarding reviews and multi-agency arrangements in England.
Read about the increased risk of non-accidental head injuries to babies and young children and how the COVID crisis has escalated the situation.
Government to close loophole which allows sports coaches and faith leaders to engage in sexual activity with 16 and 17-year-olds in their care.
The NSPCC has launched a dedicated helpline for children who have experienced abuse at school, and for adults and professionals that need support and guidance.
Read the highlights of the NSPCC's safeguarding conference How Safe 2021, which brought together safeguarding professionals from a range of different sectors for two days of inspirational and informative talks.
