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Online safety needs to be an integral part of children’s digital journey. As such, these tailored resources can help shape the e-safety of all children online.
An online learning course for foster carers to help them support the children in their care in staying safe
online.
It is important that all professionals working with
children can recognise, respond and resolve the internet safety issues that children encounter online. This is
particularly true when considering children with vulnerabilities.
If you are a professional with a concern or question to raise, visit the Inclusive
Digital Safety professional online forum. You will be able to post your question and get feedback from other
professionals who are part of the community.
If you are concerned about a child that might be at risk of harm, there is a range of organisation that can
offer you support. Visit our report issue page for support.
If the child is in immediate danger, we would urge you to contact the police for
support.
Knowledge is key when it comes to ensuring all young people benefit from connected technology safely.
From our research, we know that children and young people already facing offline vulnerabilities, are more likely to
face risk and harm online.
If you’d like to learn more about what risks children and young people may face online and how to intervene and support
them visit our research and
insight centre.
If
you’d like to support a child or a young person on a particular area of their digital life, take a look at our recommended resources specifically
chosen to support children with additional needs, disabilities, or certain lifestyles take may expose them to online
risk.
The advice hub has been created in collaboration with SWGfL, a charity with a mission to help children benefit from technology, free from harm. They specialise in supporting schools, agencies, and families to affect lasting change with the safe and secure use of technology.
