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Useful Organisations
Action for Children protects and supports children and young people, providing practical and emotional care and support, ensuring their voices are heard, and campaigning to improve their lives.
Adfam is the leading charity in England for all the millions of people affected by someone else’s drinking, drug use or gambling.
Adoption England brings together specialised adoption professionals from local authorities nationwide, providing expertise and support at every stage of the adoption process.
Adoption UK is the leading charity for adopted and care experienced people, adoptive families, and others parenting children who can’t live with their birth parents.
The Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) is a membership organisation, comprising individuals who hold leadership roles in children’s services departments within local authorities in England.
Barnardo’s runs specialist services across the UK and campaigns to improve the way the system works for children and young people.
British Association of Social Work (BASW) is the UK’s largest professional membership organisation for social work.
Buttle UK is a charity dedicated to helping children and young people in crisis in the UK: those living in financial hardship and dealing with multiple challenging social issues.
CASCADE Children’s Social Care Research and Development Centreat Cardiff University. Its mission is to improve the well-being, safety and rights of children and their families by generating new knowledge about children’s social care and sharing new and existing knowledge to help services.
The Centre for Research in Early Childhood (CREC) specialises in early childhood research, which yields relevant and meaningful outcomes for practice and policy.
The Centre for Research on Children and Families (CRCF)at the University of East Anglia is at the forefront of research on vulnerable children, parenting, and family change.
The Centre for Young Lives is a new, dynamic, innovative, and independent think tank and delivery unit dedicated exclusively to improving the lives of children, young people, and families in the UK.
The Children & Family Court Advisory Support Services (CAFCASS) represents children's and young people's interests in the family court. It independently advises the family courts about what is safe for children and in their best interests.
The Children and Families Research Centre at the University of Bristol focuses on research and teaching in child welfare and family policy. Its members have backgrounds in social policy, social work, sociology, and psychology.
The Children’s Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, promotes and protects children's rights, especially the most vulnerable, and advocates for their views and interests.
The Children’s Commissioner for Wales is Rocio Cifuentes. She promotes and safeguards the rights and welfare of children and young people in Wales, ensuring their voices are heard and considered in decisions affecting them.
The Children and Young People's Commissioner Scotland is Nicola Killean. She works with her team to protect the human rights of children and young people.
The Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) works to understand what causes poverty, its impact on children’s lives, and how it can be prevented and solved – for good.
Childwise is a full-service research agency specialising in speaking with children and young people to uncover valuable insights and trends.
Coram is a vibrant group of specialist charities and organisations that annually support hundreds of thousands of children, young people, and families.
The Family Justice Council promotes an inter-disciplinary approach to family justice and monitors the system.
Father 2 Father provides early intervention, mentoring, support and guidance for boys, men, fathers and families.
The Fatherhood Institute is a UK charity working to build a society that values, prepares, and supports men as involved fathers and caregivers.
Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) works within the military charities sector and much more widely to support the United Kingdom’s Armed Forces Community.
Foundations: What Works Centre for Children and Families produce research and evidence that enables practitioners, policymakers and the research community to understand and improve children’s social care and education.
HENRY works hand in hand with parents, carers, and practitioners to transform family life and create healthier, happier futures for children. Its holistic approach supports families to make sustainable changes that benefit physical health, emotional well-being, and strong family relationships.
Home-Start is a local community network of trained volunteers and expert support helping families with young children through their challenging times.
Impetus transforms the lives of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds by ensuring they get the right support to succeed in school, in work and life.
The Institute for Children’s Futures at Manchester Metropolitan University is a powerhouse of academics, policymakers and practitioners working together to improve the lives and prospects of young people.
The Kings Trust helps young people from disadvantaged communities and those facing the greatest adversity by supporting them in building the confidence and skills to live, learn, and earn.
Kinship is the leading kinship care charity in England and Wales, supporting friends or family who step up to raise a child when their parents aren’t able to.
The Lullaby Trust exists to keep babies safe by funding life-saving research, empowering families with expert baby safety advice and supporting grieving families.
The National Centre for Excellence in Residential Child Care (NCERCC) provides evidence-informed practice, policy, theory, and research to improve practice and support continuous improvement.
The National Children’s Bureau (NCB) brings people and organisations together to drive societal change and deliver a better childhood across the UK.
The National Youth Agency (NYA) believes all young people should have the opportunity to benefit from the life-changing impact of extraordinary youth workers. It exists to champion the transformative power of youth work.
The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory improves the lives of children and families by integrating data and evidence into the family justice system.
Onside empower young people to lead positive, fulfilling lives by providing access to incredible spaces and exceptional youth work delivered by outstanding people where they are most needed.
The Parent-Infant Foundation brings together and supports the infant mental health sector, provides clinical leadership, and campaigns for policy change.
Parentkind is a national charity empowering everyone with parental or educational responsibility to improve the life chances of children, young people and their communities.
Pause is a national charity that works to improve the lives of women who have had – or are at risk of having – more than one child removed from their care and the services and systems that affect them.
The Reece Centreat the University of Oxford produces research and evidence that enables practitioners, policymakers, and the research community to understand and improve children’s social care and education.
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) is a registered charity and the membership body for paediatricians in the UK and globally, playing a significant role in postgraduate medical education, professional standards, research, and policy.
The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is working towards a healthier, happier, more nurturing society transformed by our collective approach to early childhood.
Save the Children exists for children. Its goal is to make their world a better place and help them learn, grow, and become who they want to be.
Solve: The Centre for Youth Violence and Conflict aims to critically address causes of violence and conflict through Research, Training, Workshops, Consultancy and Advocacy.
Spurgeons establish family hubs where they are most needed, offering support for mental health, special educational needs, domestic abuse, and all of family life’s challenges. They operate through children and family centres, churches, schools, and prisons.
TACT Fostering is the UK’s largest non-profit independent fostering agency.
The Children’s Society is a national charity working to transform the hopes and happiness of young people facing abuse, exploitation, and neglect. It supports them through their most serious life challenges and tirelessly campaigns for the big social changes that will improve the lives of those who need hope most.
The Fostering Network is the UK’s leading fostering charity. It brings together everyone involved in the lives of children and young people who are fostered to make foster care the very best it can be.
Thrive at Five brings local communities, parents and carers together in the places where families face some of the biggest challenges, to support every child and build a national model that can benefit children in every community.
UNICEF UK has more than 15,000 staff members working in more than 190 countries to reach those most in need. Every day, they work together to create a better world for children.
Young Enterprise is a national charity that motivates young people to succeed in the changing world of work by equipping them with the work skills, knowledge, and confidence they need.
The Youth Futures Foundation (YFF) is the national What Works Centre for youth employment, with a specific focus on marginalised young people.
Youthscape works directly with teenagers in Luton to benefit them and develop innovative approaches, programmes, and resources that serve the whole country.
UK Youth is the UK’s leading youth work charity. Its vision is that all young people are equipped to thrive and empowered to contribute at every stage of their lives.
Articles and Blogs
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Audio Visual Materials
An animated guide to Working Together to Safeguard Children for children and young people – Department for Education (DfE) 29 Apr 2025
Children Act – Law Commission England and Wales 16 Dec 2019 YouTube
Reports, Documents and Publications
Working together to safeguard children: an illustrated guide for children, young people and their families – Department for Education (DfE) May 2025
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Children and Social Work Act 2017
Children and Families Act 2014
Children, Schools and Families Act 2010
Children and Young Persons Act 2008
Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000
Adoption and Children Act 2002
Recommended Books
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Education, learning, training courses and providers
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Useful Organisations
The ADHD Foundation is the UK’s leading neurodiversity charity, offering a strength-based, lifespan service for people with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, DCD, Dyscalculia, OCD, Tourette’s Syndrome and more.
Ambitious about Autism stands with autistic children, young people and their families to champion rights, campaign for change, and create opportunities.
ARC (Association for Real Change) is the only membership organisation specifically for providers of services for people with learning disabilities and autism. It fosters knowledge development, enhances practice, and shapes policy in health and social care, benefiting individuals with learning disabilities or other support needs, such as autism, mental health issues, and sensory and physical disabilities.
The Autism Alliance UK is a national partnership of not-for-profit organisations that support autistic people and their families.
The Autism Centre for Education and Research at the University of Birmingham is a world-leading centre that offers research, education, and engagement activities designed to make a genuine difference in the lives of autistic people and those who support them.
The Autism Education Trust champions a world where being different is something to be celebrated and where all autistic learners experience a positive education that supports their well-being.
Autistica is the UK’s leading autism research and campaigning charity. Its mission is to create breakthroughs that enable all autistic people to live happier, healthier, longer lives by funding research, shaping policy, and working with autistic people to make more of a difference.
The Behaviour Support Hub is a parent-led, registered charitable organisation that provides early intervention and long-term support for parents and carers of children with behaviour that challenges and neurodiverse conditions.
The British Dyslexia Association (BDA) is the voice of people with dyslexia and aims to influence government and other institutions to promote a dyslexia-friendly society that enables people with dyslexia of all ages to reach their full potential.
The British Institute of Learning Difficulties (BILD) helps those supporting people with learning disabilities champion rights, ensure excellent support, and continually improve practice.
The Centre of ADHD and Autism Support seeks to support, educate and empower individuals diagnosed with ADHD or who are autistic, their families and the community.
The Challenging Behaviour Foundation is focused on the needs of children, young people, and adults with severe learning disabilities whose behaviour may be described as challenging and their families.
Dingley’s Promise supports children in the early years with special educational needs and disabilities to achieve their full potential.
The Disabled Children’s Partnership (DCP) is a significant coalition of over 120 organisations advocating for enhanced health and social care for disabled children, young people, and their families. We provide a platform for their voice and challenge the injustices that affect them.
Electric Umbrella celebrates difference and inspires community connection through amazing workshops and show-stopping performances, both on stage and in schools. They empower learning-disabled people of all abilities, fostering confidence, skills, and leadership potential.
The Global Disability Innovation Hub, based at UCL, accelerates ideas into impact for a more just world - for disabled people, and all people. A world-leading Academic Research and Practice Centre, it operates in over 40 countries.
Inclusion London supports Deaf and Disabled people’s organisations in London and campaigns for equality for Deaf and Disabled people.
Mencap is striving to make the UK the best place in the world for individuals with learning disabilities to lead happy and healthy lives.
My Marriage My Choice is an online space providing information and resources to people with learning disabilities, their friends and carers, and people working with them or interested in forced and unlawful marriage.
The National Association for Special Educational Needs (NASEN) is a not-for-profit charity and the leading professional membership body dedicated to promoting the education, training, advancement, and development of individuals with special educational needs, disabilities, or learning differences.
The National Autistic Society exists to transform lives and change attitudes to help create a society that works for autistic people.
The National Deaf Children's Societyis acharity for deaf children with any level of hearing loss.
The National Organisation for FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) is committed to supporting individuals with FASD, their families, and communities. It advocates for education among professionals and raises public awareness about the dangers of alcohol consumption during pregnancy.
Paradigm UK is a development and training organisation with a passion for supporting people with learning disabilities and/or autism to live the lives they choose.
Pawsitive Squad CIC is a not-for-profit organisation that provides canine-centred services, both in person and virtually, to children and young people with additional and alternative needs and/or disabilities across the UK.
The PBS Academy is a collective of organisations and individuals in the UK who are working together to promote Positive Behavioural Support (PBS) as a framework for working with children and adults with learning disabilities who are at risk of behaviour that challenges.
React – Rapid Effective Assistance for Children with Potentially Terminal Illness is a dynamic charity working to improve the quality of life for children with life-limiting illnesses living in financially disadvantaged households throughout the UK.
Respond is a national charity supporting people with learning disabilities and autistic people who have experienced abuse, violence or trauma.
SeeAbility specialises in supporting people who have learning disabilities or autism, who may also have sight loss.
Special Needs Community (SNC) welcomes and supports all families with children, young people, or young adults with special educational needs or disability from ANY background or disability in ANY borough of London and Greater London.
The Together Trust is one of the North West’s leading disability charities. It helps children, adults, parents, and carers by delivering individual care, support, and education to thousands of people each year.
The UK Positive Behaviour Support Alliance (PBSA) is a partnership of organisations dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for people whose behaviour may challenge services and those providing support.
The What Works in SEND Programme is an ambitious learning and innovation programme designed to generate high-quality evidence of what works (and what doesn’t) in SEND service improvement and practice models.
Whizz Kidz is the UK’s leading charity supporting young wheelchair users up to 25 years old, providing them with the equipment and skills they need to live life as independently as possible.
Articles and Blogs
A conceptual framework for understanding why challenging behaviours occur in people with developmental disabilities – Hastings et al Jan 2013
Bullying and Children with Disabilities – Birth Injury Justice Center: DISCLAIMER: Please note that the laws, services and resources mentioned in this article only apply in the US.
Audio Visual Materials
The world needs all kinds of minds – Temple Grandin TED Talk Feb 2010
School Behaviour Secrets Podcast – Beacon School Support
Reports, Documents and Publications
A guide to neurodiversity in the early years - Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families Apr 2023
Positive Behavioural Support in the UK: A State of the Nation Report – Gore et al Feb 2022
Out of sight – who cares? Restraint segregation and seclusion review – CQC 20 Oct 2020
Winterbourne View Hospital: A Serious Case Review - South Gloucestershire SAB 2012
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Children and Families Act 2014
The national strategy for autistic children, young people and adults: 2021 to 2026 – Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and Department for Education (DfE) 22 Jul 2021
Special educational needs and disability code of practice: 0 to 25 years Statutory guidance for organisations which work with and support children and young people who have special educational needs or disabilities Department for Education (DfE) & Department of Health (DoH) Jan 2015
Recommended Books
Naoki Higashida (2014) The Reason I Jump: one boy’s voice from the silence of autism – Sceptre
Luke Jackson (2002) Freaks, Geeks and Asperger Syndrome: A User Guide to Adolescence – Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Autism and Homelessness Toolkit – Homeless Link 23 Aug 2024
Quality Standard QS101: Learning disability: behaviour that challenges NICE updated 24 Jan 2019
A Support Pack: Made for and by Neurodivergent teens – Southend City Youth Council
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Useful Organisations
The Anti-Bullying Alliance, part of the National Children’s Bureau, is a coalition of organisations and individuals that are united against bullying.
The Anti-Bullying Centre (ABC) at Dublin City University is a designated research centre situated within the Institute of Education. The Centre is recognised globally for its research excellence in bullying and online safety.
Bullies Out inspires and empowers children, young people and adults to overcome bullying behaviour, recognise their self-worth and achieve their potential.
The Diana Award Anti-Bullying Programme raises awareness of bullying behaviour and supports schools and young people to tackle it across the UK and beyond.
Kidscape is an award-winning bullying prevention charity that supports children and their families across England and Wales in challenging bullying and having happy, healthy relationships.
The Restorative Justice Council aims to harness the power of restorative practice to cultivate a culture where it is widely accessible and recognised as a valuable tool for empowering community transformation, resolving conflicts, promoting healthy relationships, and facilitating positive change.
Articles and Blogs
Do you know these 10 signs of bullying? - Ineqe Safeguarding Group
When Your Child is the Bully - Ineqe Safeguarding Group
Bullying and Children with Disabilities – Birth Injury Justice Center: DISCLAIMER: Please note that the laws, services and resources mentioned in this article only apply in the US.
Audio Visual Materials
No resources available at present
Reports, Documents and Publications
No resources available at present
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Preventing and tackling bullying – Department for Education (DfE) Jul 2017
Recommended Books
No resources available at present
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Information Toolkit for Parents and Carers on Bullying – Anti-Bullying Alliance Mar 2025
Bullying at school - GOV.UK
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Useful Organisations
The Alliance for Youth Justice (AYJ) brings together over 75 organisations advocating for and with children to drive positive change in youth justice in England and Wales.
AROOJ is an independent charity that provides support to Muslim and BAME offenders/ex-offenders to help them overcome the barriers they face during custody and upon release.
The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law was founded to advance Tom Bingham's vision - a world in which every society is governed by the Rule of Law "in the interests of good government and peace at home and in the world at large".
The Centre for Child & Family Justice Research (cfj) at Lancaster University aims to inform and improve justice for children, youth, and families. Its work spans family, youth, and criminal justice and intersects with health and care.
The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies creates spaces for collaboration and learning where conventional criminal justice policy agendas are scrutinised and challenged, fresh knowledge and ideas are discussed, and transformational solutions are developed.
The Centre for Global City Policing (CGCP) is a research centre that works in partnership with the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) and other universities, police organisations and research units across the UK and beyond.
The Children and Young People’s Centre for Justice (CYCJ) ensures that Scotland’s approach to children and young people in conflict with the law is rights-respecting, contributing to better outcomes for our children, young people, and communities.
Children Heard and Seen (CHAS) is a charity dedicated to helping children, young people, and families affected by parental imprisonment.
Clinks is the national infrastructure charity that supports voluntary organisations working with people in the criminal justice system and their families.
The College of Policing is a professional body for everyone working across policing. It is an operationally independent, non-departmental public body.
Crest Advisory is a purpose-driven team of experts dedicated to improving justice, policing and public safety.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutes criminal cases that have been investigated by the police and other investigative organisations in England and Wales. The CPS operates independently, making its decisions without influence from the police or government.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is the independent body investigating potential miscarriages of justice in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The Criminal Justice Alliance is a network of 200+ organisational and academic members working towards a fair and effective criminal justice system.
Fair Trials is the global criminal justice watchdog campaigning for fairness, equality and justice.
The Family Justice Council promotes an inter-disciplinary approach to family justice and monitors the system.
Farrer & Co advises individuals, families, businesses, financial services, educational, and not-for-profit organisations on every aspect of the law, wherever needed. They also provide regular newsletters and insights into employment, schools, and safeguarding.
The Godwin Lawson Foundation is a registered charity commemorating the life of Godwin Lawson. It was set up to advance young people's education and develop their capabilities as members of a tolerant society.
The Howard League for Penal Reform is a national charity that works to reduce crime, create safer communities, and keep fewer people in prison.
The HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) independently evaluates the effectiveness and efficiency of police forces and fire & rescue services – in the public interest.
The HM Inspectorate of Prisons for England and Wales (HMI Prisons) scrutinises the conditions and treatment of prisoners and other detainees, reporting on its findings. It helps to ensure that detention is humane, safe, respectful, and conducive to preparing individuals for release prior to their reintegration into the community.
The HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) is the independent inspector of probation and youth justice services in England and Wales. Its inspections, reviews, research and effective practice products provide authoritative and evidence-based judgements and guidance.
HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) is an executive agency sponsored by the Ministry of Justice, tasked with carrying out sentences imposed by the courts, both in custody and in the community, while rehabilitating individuals in its care through education and employment.
The Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody (IAPDC) is an advisory non-departmental public body co-sponsored by the Ministry of Justice, the Home Office, and the Department of Health and Social Care. Its central aim is to prevent deaths in custody.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is the independent watchdog for police complaints in England and Wales. It investigates the most serious complaints and conduct matters involving the police and sets the standards by which the police should handle complaints.
Independent Monitoring Boards are made up of over a thousand unpaid volunteers operating in every prison in England and Wales, and every immigration detention facility across the UK. IMB members are the eyes and ears of the public, appointed by ministers to perform a vital task: independent monitoring of prisons and immigration detention.
Inquest is the only charity providing expertise on state-related deaths and their investigation to bereaved people, lawyers, advice and support agencies, the media and parliamentarians.
The Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice (IPSCJ) at the University of Northampton delivers high-quality research, evaluation, insight, and innovation in public safety, crime, and justice.
The Institute of Criminology at the University of Cambridge has a worldwide reputation for excellence in research and teaching and was one of the first criminological institutes established in Europe.
Just for Kids Law works with and for young people to ensure their legal rights are respected and promoted, and their voices are heard and valued.
Justice is a cross-party law reform charity working to build a fairer UK justice system within everyone’s reach.
The Knowledge Exchange, curated by The Butler Trust, serves as a platform for individuals working in criminal justice settings to discover and share resources, research, and examples of notable practice pertinent to their roles.
The Law Commission is the statutory independent body created to keep the law of England and Wales under review and recommend reform where needed.
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is a key government department dedicated to upholding and promoting justice. It aims to deliver a world-class justice system that benefits all members of society.
The National Black Police Association (NBPA) seeks to improve the working environment of Black staff within the Police Service, enhance racial harmony, and improve the quality of service to the Black community in the UK.
The National Crime Agency (NCA) leads the fight to cut serious and organised crime, protecting the public by targeting and pursuing those criminals who pose the greatest risk to the UK.
The National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) brings together UK police leaders to set direction in policing and drive progress for the public.
The National Protective Security Authority (NPSA) works with partners in government, police, industry and academia to reduce the vulnerability of the national infrastructure.
The National Rural Crime Network is working to see greater recognition and understanding of the problems and impact of crime in rural areas so that more can be done to keep people safer.
The New Bridge Foundation pairs people in prison with trained volunteers who offer ongoing support through letters and visits. This provides inmates with a connection to the outside world, boosting their sense of worth and hope for the future.
The Prison Advice and Care Trust (PACT) is the leading Catholic charity working in the criminal justice system to support prisoners, people with convictions, and their children and families.
The Prison and Probation Ombudsman is an independent organisation that investigates deaths in custody and complaints from people who are in custody or under community supervision.
Prisoners Abroad is a human rights and welfare charity that provides humanitarian aid, advice, and emotional support to people affected by overseas imprisonment.
The Prisoners’ Families Helpline website offers free, confidential support and advice for families in England and Wales whose loved one has been involved in the criminal justice system.
The Prison Reform Trust (PRT) is an independent UK charity that works to create a just, humane, and effective penal system.
The Probation Institute provides professional leadership for probation workers and all those who deliver services that protect the public and rehabilitate offenders. It also links probation professionals across the private, public, and voluntary sectors.
The Public Law Project is an independent national legal charity made up of researchers, lawyers, trainers, and public law policy experts. It represents and supports individuals and communities who are marginalised by poverty, discrimination, or disadvantage when they have been affected by unlawful state decision-making.
Release is the UK’s centre of expertise on drugs and drug laws, providing legal support, representation and drug advice. It campaigns for evidence-based drug policies founded on principles of public health and human rights, seeking to reduce the harms faced by people who use drugs.
Revolving Doors champions long-term solutions for justice reform that tackle the root causes of repeat, low-level crime and support people’s journeys towards better lives.
Russell Webster - The latest research, policy, practice and opinion on our criminal justice and drug & alcohol treatment systems
The Security, Crime, and Intelligence Innovation Instituteat Cardiff University has a track record of creative, independent, and rigorous analysis that provides evidence, insight, and understanding and has repeatedly delivered global impacts across the policy, practice, and academic communities.
The Sentencing Academy is a research and engagement charitable incorporated organisation dedicated to developing an understanding of sentencing in England and Wales and informing public debate.
The Sentencing Council for England and Wales promotes greater consistency in sentencing while maintaining the independence of the judiciary.
Stopwatch is a coalition of academics, lawyers, civil society representatives, and community stakeholders who promote fair, effective, and accountable policing in England and Wales, primarily focusing on stop and search.
T2A Transition to Adulthood campaigns for a criminal justice system that takes into account the distinct needs of young adults 18-25
The Forward Trust delivers a range of services and interventions in both communities and prisons, empowering people to break the cycles of addiction or crime to move forward with their lives.
The Police Foundation is the UK’s policing think tank. It is the only independent body in the UK that researches, understands, and works to improve policing for the benefit of the public.
Time-Matters UK is a Merseyside-based organisation that provides group and individual support for children anywhere in the UK who are impacted by parental imprisonment.
Transform Justice seeks to create a fairer, more open, and more compassionate justice system in the UK.
The UCL Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science is the first institute in the world devoted to crime science.
Unlock advocates for people with criminal records so they can move on positively in their lives.
User Voice specialises in the lived experience insights of those in the justice system. It integrates people’s lived experience insights into the justice system to ensure it works better for everyone.
The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales is dedicated to improving the criminal justice system's effectiveness for all victims and witnesses.
Victim Support is an independent charity that supports victims of crime and traumatic incidents in England and Wales. It helps people cope with their experiences and move on so that they feel they are back on track with their lives.
Violence Reduction Units (VRUs) bring together police, local government, health and education professionals, community leaders and other key partners to ensure a multi-agency response to identifying local drivers of serious violence and agreement to take necessary action to tackle these.
The Policing Vulnerability Knowledge and Practice Programme (VKPP) works within the College of Policing to deliver projects that develop the evidence base for vulnerability and related serious crime, across police forces in England and Wales, driving practice improvement.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime operates in 150 countries, fostering networks of cooperation across borders and providing reliable data and analysis to enhance global safety against drugs, crime, terrorism, and corruption.
The Youth Justice Board for England and Wales is a non-departmental public body responsible for overseeing the youth justice system in England and Wales.
The Youth Justice Legal Centre (YJLC) is the centre of excellence in youth justice law in England and Wales. It shares knowledge, convenes expertise, and circulates innovation to support youth justice practitioners who fight for better outcomes for children.
Articles and Blogs
Professional Curiosity in Probation – Russell Webster 18 Jun 2025
Audio Visual Materials
No resources available at present
Reports, Documents and Publications
My Family Has a Probation Worker – Time-Matters UK 2025
Think Child! How probation workers can make a difference to the children of the people they support – Time-Matters UK 2025
Lammy Review: An independent review into the treatment of, and outcomes for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals in the criminal justice system (2017)
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022
Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008
Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005
Janice Nix (2021) Breaking Out HQ
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Fearless is a dedicated youth service from the independent charity Crimestoppers. It allows young people to give information about crime 100% anonymously.
Stop the Stigma: When a parent goes to prison, their children also serve a sentence.
Spurgeons helps children of prisoners by providing a prison family hub, which supports them through contact, family days, videos of their fathers reading them a bedtime story, homework clubs, and much more.
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Useful Organisations
The Information and Records Management Society (IRMS) is the foremost professional association for all information professionals, regardless of their professional or organisational status or qualifications.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) upholds and enforces information rights, including data protection and freedom of information.
The Professional Records Standards Body (PRSB) is dedicated to the development and implementation of standards in health and social care to ensure that information in health and social care records can be accessed by the right people, in the right place, at the right time.
Articles and Blogs
A 10-step guide to sharing information to safeguard children – Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)
Safeguarding and data sharing: new ICO guidance provides reassurance but lacks detail- Farrer & Co 2 Nov 2023
Social Care Recording – Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) Aug 2021
Social Work Recording – Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE)
Audio Visual Materials
No resources available at present
Reports, Documents and Publications
No resources available at present
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Protection of Freedoms Act 2012
Freedom of Information Act 2000
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 2018
Information sharing advice for safeguarding practitioners – Department for Education (DfE) 1 May 2024
Recommended Books
No resources available at present
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
7-Minute Briefing: Record Keeping and Information Sharing – Oldham SAB
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Useful Organisations
Advance is a women’s organisation that delivers systems change and trauma and gender-informed community-based support for women and girls affected by domestic abuse, including those in contact with the criminal justice system.
Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse (AAFDA) is a Centre of Excellence for Reviews after Fatal Domestic Abuse and for Expert and Specialist Advocacy and Peer Support.
Against Violence and Abuse (AVA) is an expert, ground-breaking and independent charity working across the UK for a world without gender-based violence and abuse.
Amour Destiné, French for “Love your Destiny,” is a community interest company that aims to improve the socio-economic status of women born of African and Caribbean heritage in the UK by helping women affected by traumatic care experiences, domestic abuse, and sexual violence work towards building the lives they desire.
The AWRC is a specialist women's organisation offering independent 'by and for' needs-led support services to Black, Minority and Ethnic (BME) women and girls experiencing abuse across London.
Bambuuu is a Community Interest Company with one purpose: to end domestic abuse for every woman and girl.
The Centre for Women’s Justice (CWJ) aims to help women and girls who are subject to male violence get better access to legal remedies to defend and enhance their rights.
The Domestic Abuse Alliance provides innovative technology and data-driven solutions for anyone working to tackle domestic abuse. From police to specialist support service providers, they’re helping the front line protect more victims quickly and safely.
The Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales, Nicole Jacobs, is the independent voice for victims and survivors of domestic abuse.
The Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) is a leading specialist domestic abuse organisation supporting housing providers to improve their response to domestic abuse through our membership model, accreditation framework and training packages.
The Employers Domestic Abuse Covenant (EDAC) is a pledge by businesses to support women affected by abuse in entering or re-entering the workplace. Employers are invited to sign the covenant and identify opportunities within their businesses for women seeking sustainable employment.
The Employers’ Initiative on Domestic Abuse (EIDA) is a free-to-join members' network of employers that supports over 1,800 large and small businesses, collectively comprising over 25% of the UK workforce, in taking effective action on domestic abuse.
End Violence Against Women is made up of 163 specialist women’s support services, researchers, activists, survivors and NGOs working to end violence against women and girls in all its forms.
The Faith and Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Coalition works at the intersections of faith, race, feminism, and VAWG. It is a coalition of organisations and individual activists who believe faith and minoritised communities have a vital role in ending VAWG.
For Baby’s Sake provides parents with trauma-informed, therapeutic support to break the cycle of domestic abuse and give their baby the best start in life.
Forward (Foundation for Women’s Health Research and Development) is the leading African women-led organisation working to end violence against women and girls.
The Freedom Charity is a UK-based charity formed to give support to victims of forced marriage and violence against women thought to have brought dishonour on their family.
GASPED (Giving Advice and Support for People in Emotional Distress) raises awareness about addictive behaviours, mental health and male victims of sexual and domestic violence by providing non-judgmental, supportive services.
The Halo Project works with Black and Minoritised women and girls experiencing or at risk of domestic and sexual abuse and violence.
IDAS is the largest specialist charity in the North supporting people affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence.
IKWRO is a registered charity which provides advice and support to Middle Eastern, North African and Afghan women and girls living in the UK who have experienced or are at risk of all forms of “honour” based abuse.
Imkaan is a UK-based Black and minoritised feminist organisation, working for and with other Black and minoritised violence against women and girls (VAWG) ‘by and for’ organisations.
The Institute for Addressing Strangulation (IFAS) aims to raise awareness of strangulation and the associated risks, conduct research, develop resources, and train professionals in responding to and supporting victims/survivors of these assaults.
IRISi is a pioneering social enterprise leading the development and implementation of evidence-based programmes to improve the healthcare response to gender-based violence.
Killed Women is an organisation and network for the bereaved families of women who were killed by men in the UK. They work to protect women’s lives and ensure justice, both in the present and for future generations.
LimeCulture is a leading national sexual violence and safeguarding organisation recognised nationally and internationally for its commitment to creating safer cultures.
The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) helps survivors of domestic violence and abuse obtain protection against an abuser, as well as offering services to the police, probation service, domestic abuse agency workers, the legal profession and the judiciary.
The National FGM Centre aims to achieve a system change in the provision of services for children and their families who are affected by Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). The focus of its work has been extended to include Breast Flattening and Child Abuse Linked to Faith or Belief.
nia is run for women and children by women, providing services developed in consultation with women who have experienced men’s violence and from a proudly feminist perspective.
One in Four specialises in supporting survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence and abuse, particularly survivors of child sexual abuse and trauma.
Operation Encompass is a police and education early information safeguarding partnership enabling schools to offer immediate support to children experiencing domestic abuse.
OPOKA aims to help women and children in the Polish community improve health, well-being, financial stability, and happiness by stopping domestic violence and abuse.
The Paladin National Stalking Advocacy Service is a trauma-informed service established to assist high-risk stalking victims in England and Wales.
The Paul Lavelle Foundation was created to raise awareness of male domestic abuse, support male victims and survivors and provide healthy relationship education as a preventative measure.
Rape Crisis England & Wales is a feminist charity working to end child sexual abuse, rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment and all other forms of sexual violence.
Refuge is the largest domestic abuse organisation in the UK.
RASAC is an intersectional feminist organisation that offers therapeutic and advisory services for people aged 13+ who have experienced rape, sexual and domestic abuse at any time in their lives, living in Kirklees, Calderdale and Wakefield.
Respect was established to focus on perpetrators of domestic abuse, and this, including their vital work with young people who cause harm, remains a key priority. They also deliver expert support to male victims of domestic abuse.
Restored is a Christian charity with a vision of a world where women live free from the fear of violence.
Rise Against Abuse is a survivor-led organisation working to improve the quality of life for victims during and after abuse. Based in Scotland with outreach UK-wide, it is supporting victims, informing the public and practitioners of the reality of abuse, and how to support those experiencing this.
The Rosalie Ryrie Foundation helps victims, perpetrators, young people, children and families through all forms of abusive behaviour, including domestic abuse, child abuse and coercive control.
Roshni supports Black and Minoritised communities affected by domestic abuse, including Forced Marriage and Honour Based Abuse.
Safe Lives is a UK-wide charity dedicated to ending domestic abuse for everyone and for good. They work with organisations across the UK to transform the response to domestic abuse.
Saint Mary’s Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC)provides a comprehensive and coordinated forensic, counselling and aftercare service to men, women and children living in the Greater Manchester area who have experienced rape or sexual assault, whether this has happened recently or in the past. They also provide training and resources.
Savera UK is working to end ‘honour'-based abuse (HBA) and all harmful practices through direct interventions and safeguarding, advocacy, education, engagement, awareness-raising, and campaigning for policy, attitude, and behaviour change.
Sikh Women's Aid is a community-based organisation established by women from the Sikh community in the West Midlands.
Solace Women’s Aid offers free advice and support to women and children in London to build safe and strong lives. Futures free from male abuse and violence.
Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse supports the police, criminal justice partners, housing associations, local authorities, social services, healthcare workers, faith communities and charities to work in partnership to identify and respond effectively to domestic abuse to ensure survivors receive the best possible support to live free from abuse.
Staying Put is a domestic abuse and sexual violence charity working across the Bradford area. We support women, men and children who are survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence. Free and confidential HELPLINE: 0808 2800 999. Calls will not appear on itemised bills.
Stop Domestic Abuse helps all those affected by domestic abuse by providing innovative and unique services. They work to ensure that victims are supported to recover, and perpetrators are supported to change their behaviour.
Suzy Lamplugh Trust's mission is to reduce the risk and prevalence of abuse, aggression, and violence, with a specific focus on stalking and harassment, through education, campaigning, and support.
The Adam Project provides free, confidential advice and support for men living in Leicestershire experiencing, or are at risk from, domestic abuse.
The Alice Ruggles Trust raises awareness of stalking (including coercive control), to ensure that relevant legislation is effective and adhered to, and to bring about lasting improvements in the management of perpetrators and the protection of victims.
The Dash Charity is here to break the cycle of domestic abuse so people in our local communities can feel stronger and safer from abuse.
The Elm Foundation covers Chesterfield, North East Derbyshire, Bolsover, and parts of Amber Valley, providing domestic abuse support services across the community irrespective of a person’s age, sex, ethnicity, disability, gender identity, or immigration status.
The Survivors Trust is a national membership organisation supporting specialist rape and sexual abuse services in the voluntary sector. It has over 120 member organisations throughout the UK and Ireland who provide specialist support services to over 100,000 survivors each year.
White Ribbon are the UK’s leading charity engaging men and boys to prevent violence against women and girls.
Women for Refugee Women supports women who have fled persecution including rape, gender-based violence, domestic violence, forced marriage, female-genital cutting, sexual violence, torture, and trafficking to rebuild their lives on their terms.
Women’s Aid is a national charity working to end domestic abuse against women and children. As a federation, it provides life-saving services across England while building a future where domestic abuse is not tolerated.
Zero Tolerance is a Scottish charity working to end men’s violence against women by tackling its root cause: gender inequality.
Articles and Blogs
Violence against women a ‘national emergency’ in England and Wales, police say – The Guardian 23 Jul 2024
Recognising child and adolescent to parent violence and abuse - Research in Practice 21 Feb 2023
Children face greater risk of domestic abuse during World Cup - NSPCC 18 Nov 2022
Understanding men who perpetrate domestic abuse - Russell Webster 27 Jan 2022
Audio Visual Materials
It Does Matter Campaign Video – Thames Valley Police 9 Sep 2024 You Tube: This video provides examples of non-contact sexual offences and explains why these should always be reported to the police. It does matter, as reporting can help prevent similar incidents from occurring to others, while also empowering the victim
The Push: Murder on the Cliff – Channel 4 3 Mar 2024: In 2021, a pregnant young lawyer from Leeds plunged to her death from the top of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh. Hours later her husband was arrested for murder. Did she fall or was she pushed?
How does domestic abuse impact babies, children and young people? – NSPCC Learning 29 Nov 2021 YouTube
Escaping teenage forced marriage - BBC London 19 Mar 2019
Fighting forced marriages and honour-based abuse – Jasvinder Sanghera Nov 2013 Tedx Talk
Reports, Documents and Publications
Tackling Violence against Women and Girls Public Accounts Committee 16 May 2025
Victims in their own right? Babies, children and young people’s experiences of domestic abuse: Executive Summary – Domestic Abuse Commissioner April 2025
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 (as amended by the Serious Crime Act 2015)
Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2004
Multi-agency statutory guidance on female genital mutilation Home Office, Department for Education & Department for Health and Social Care Jul 2020
Recommended Books
Luke and Ryan Hart (2018) Operation Lighthouse CoCo Awareness Ltd
Education, learning, training courses and providers
Domestic Abuse Education takes great pride in educating businesses on domestic abuse, supporting them on their journey towards awareness and effective action.
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Clare’s Law, also known as the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS), is a police policy that grants individuals the right to know if their current or ex-partner has a history of violence or abuse.
The Female Genital Mutilation Country Profiles, compiled by Unicef, present the latest available data on FGM in 31 countries where the practice is prevalent. They provide figures on the extent of FGM, the timing and methods of its performance, and the perspectives of women and men regarding the practice. Trends in prevalence and attitudes are also included.
Karma Nirvana’s HBA Identification Tool – the first-ever FREE Honour-Based Abuse (HBA) Identification Tool, a vital new resource designed to support frontline professionals in recognising and responding to cases of Honour-Based Abuse (HBA).
Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs) provide medical, practical, and emotional support for anyone who has been raped, sexually assaulted, or abused. SARCs have specially trained doctors, nurses, and support workers to assist you.
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Useful Organisations
Alcohol Change UK is a leading UK alcohol charity formed from the merger of Alcohol Concern and Alcohol Research UK.
The Alcohol Health Alliance is a coalition of more than 60 organisations working together to reduce the harm caused by alcohol.
DrinkAware is an independent charity which aims to reduce alcohol-related harm by helping people make better choices about their drinking.
The Portman Group is the social responsibility body and regulator for alcohol labelling, packaging and promotion in the UK. It consistently challenges the industry to deliver high standards of best practice and fulfil the essential self-regulatory role of ensuring the responsible marketing and promotion of alcoholic products to UK consumers under our Codes of Practice.
Smart Recovery: SMART (Self-Management and Recovery Training) is a programme that provides training and tools for people who want to change their problematic behaviour, including addiction to drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, gambling, food, shopping, Internet and others.
Transform Drugs Policy Foundation is an independent UK charity working nationally and internationally towards a just and effective system of legal regulation for all drugs.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime operates in 150 countries, fostering networks of cooperation across borders and providing reliable data and analysis to enhance global safety against drugs, crime, terrorism, and corruption.
WithYou offers free, confidential support to adults and young people facing challenges with drugs, alcohol, or mental health. They also publish original and co-produced research and policy reports as part of their advocacy and influencing work.
Articles and Blogs
Vaping in children and teens: smoke without fire? - Welsh Parliament 6 Dec 2022
Audio Visual Materials
No resources available at present
Reports, Documents and Publications
Managing drug and alcohol misuse at work - HSE
Legislation, regulations and guidance
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill 2024
Psychoactive Substances Act 2016
Recommended Books
No resources available at present
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Substance Use - The Children’s Society
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Useful Organisations
Action for Race Equality champions fairness, challenges discrimination, and pioneers innovative solutions to empower Black, Asian, and Mixed Heritage people through education, employment, and enterprise.
Advocacy Focus helps people live the lives they want to live by providing high-quality advocacy services across the North West.
Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 10 million people committed to creating a future where everyone enjoys human rights.
Article 39 is a small, independent charity fighting for children’s rights in institutional settings in England.
Aziz Foundation's guiding philosophy and key principle of operation is to support British Muslims in bringing positive change to their communities and beyond.
Barrow Cadbury Trust is an independent, endowed charitable foundation focused on social justice and equality issues.
Become provides advice and support, influences policy and practice, helps guide the lives of young people in care and care leavers, enables them to achieve their education aspirations, and trains professionals who work with young people.
The Black Equity Organisation (BE) aims to promote economic, legal, social, and political equity for Black communities in Britain, ensuring equal opportunities for progress and prosperity.
Black Thrive Lambeth is working towards a present where Black people are supported by relevant, accessible services that provide the same excellent quality of support for all people regardless of their race.
Bloody Good Period fights for menstrual equity and the rights of all people who bleed.
Boyz2Men is dedicated to supporting boys and young men on their journey into adulthood. The organisation offers an environment where they can learn, grow, and confidently navigate the complexities of masculinity.
The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) works with everyone to advance human rights in business and eradicate abuse.
The Carers Trust works to transform the lives of unpaid carers through our innovative programme work, influencing policy, undertaking research and providing specialist resources for professionals.
Centenary Action advocates for the development, improvement and implementation of laws and policies that reduce or remove the barriers to women’s political participation
The Children’s Rights Alliance for England (CRAE), part of Just for Kids Law, works with around 100 members to promote children’s rights and monitor government implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The Children’s Rights International Network (CRIN) is a creative human rights organisation focused on children's rights. We challenge the status quo because the norms that dictate children and young people’s place in society need radical change.
Class 13 focuses on putting equity and relationships at the heart of education by building a community of dedicated educators who work together to tackle the root causes of inequity and transform their classrooms.
Coram Voice is a leading children’s rights organisation that champions children's rights. It get young voices heard in decisions that matter to them and works to improve the lives of children in care, care leavers, and others who depend upon the state's help.
The Council for Disabled Children, part of the National Children’s Bureau, is the umbrella body for the disabled children's sector. Its membership includes over 300 voluntary and community organisations and an active network of practitioners in education, health, and social care.
Cranstoun provides services for adults and young people facing difficulties with alcohol and other drugs, domestic abuse, housing and criminal justice.
Detention Action is a human rights charity committed to defending the rights and improving the welfare of people held by the government in immigration detention.
Disability Rights UK is the UK’s leading Disabled People's Organisation (DPO), which is led by, run by, and works for Disabled people.
Diversity Role Models promote understanding and acceptance of individual differences and an end to LGBTQ+ bullying in schools.
The Drive Forward Foundation helps young adults leaving foster or residential care to achieve their full potential by providing exciting and sustainable employment opportunities.
Enact Equality is a policy and campaign organisation dedicated to driving race equity and social justice throughout Britain.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is an independent statutory body responsible for encouraging equality and diversity, eliminating unlawful discrimination, and protecting and promoting the human rights of everyone in Britain.
Equally Ours (previously the Equality and Diversity Forum) is the only UK-wide pan-equality and human rights network. It uses its unique position and the strength of a shared voice and evidence base to protect and advance people’s equality and human rights in law and practice.
The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) is a leading alliance of trade unions, NGOs, and businesses. It works with key stakeholders to promote practical solutions to end the abuse of human rights at work.
Fair Play for Women is a campaigning and consultancy group that raises awareness, provides evidence and analysis, and supports policy-makers in protecting the rights of women and girls in the UK.
The Family Rights Group works to enable children to live safely and thrive within their families and strengthen the family and community networks of those children who cannot live at home.
The Fawcett Society is the UK’s leading membership charity campaigning for gender equality and women’s rights at work, at home and in public life.
Free Periods is a not-for-profit organisation fighting to ensure that no young person has to miss out on their education because they menstruate.
Friends, Families & Travellers work to end racism and discrimination against Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people and to protect the right to pursue a nomadic way of life.
Future Men is a multi-award-winning specialist charity that supports boys and men on their path to becoming dynamic future men. It addresses the stereotypes around masculinity and engages in the broader conversation about what it means to be a man.
Galop works directly with LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse and violence every year. They specialise in supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, hate crime, honour-based abuse, forced marriage, so-called conversion therapies, and other forms of interpersonal abuse.
Gingerbread is fighting to create a society where all single parents and their children thrive.
Girlguiding is the UK’s largest youth organisation, dedicated completely to girls.
The Good Things Foundation (previously the Tinder Foundation) is the UK’s leading digital inclusion charity. Its mission is to help everyone become digitally equal, able, and safe to be happier, healthier, and better off.
Hibiscus enables Black and minoritised migrant women interacting with the immigration and criminal justice systems to rebuild their lives. Their vision is to build a fair and just society where inequalities are eliminated from the criminal justice and immigration systems.
Inclusion London supports Deaf and Disabled people’s organisations in London and campaigns for equality for Deaf and Disabled people.
The Innovation Unit grow and scale the boldest and best innovations that deliver long-term impact for people, address persistent inequalities, and transform the systems that surround them.
The Islamic Centre of England (ICEL) serves as a religious and cultural hub, offering spiritual and ethical guidance to the Muslim community. It disseminates authentic Islamic knowledge to enhance understanding of Islam among individuals of other faiths and establishes Islamic think tanks to engage in dialogue on contemporary issues such as epidemics and environmental challenges.
Kids of Colour is an anti-racist youth work organisation committed to racial justice for young people of colour in Greater Manchester.
Leaders Unlocked enables young people to have a stronger voice and influence over the issues that affect their lives. In education, policing, health, and justice, they help organisations to involve the people who matter and shape decision-making for the better.
Learning Disability England is a membership organisation working together to create a world where people with learning disabilities enjoy good lives with equal choices and opportunities as others.
Level Playing Field is a registered charity that offers support, information, and advice on a range of topics related to disabled spectators' access. This is offered to spectators, Clubs, Disabled Supporter Associations, NGOs, and other interested parties.
The LGBT Foundation is a national charity focused on the health and well-being of the LGBTQ+ community.
Liberty challenges injustice, defends freedom and campaigns to make sure everyone in the UK is treated fairly.
Maslaha seeks to change and challenge the conditions that create inequalities and racism for Muslim communities in areas such as education, gender, criminal justice, health, negative media coverage and a continued climate of Islamophobia.
Maternity Action is the UK’s maternity rights charity dedicated to promoting, protecting, and enhancing the rights of all pregnant women, new mothers, and their families in terms of employment, social security, and health care.
Mermaids supports trans, non-binary, and gender-questioning children and young people, along with the important people in their lives.
Milk Honey Bees is a creative and expressive safe space for Black girls to flourish and put H.E.R (Healing, Empowerment and Resilience) first.
Mission 44 aims to drive change so that every young person can succeed in school and access great careers in STEM.
The Motability Foundation funds, supports, researches, and innovates to help all disabled people make the journeys they choose.
NACRO wants a society where everyone has the chance to succeed and the support they need to achieve their potential. Where a safe, secure home, a decent education, and a second chance when things go wrong are the foundations on which we can all build our lives.
OMEP aims to defend and promote the rights of children, particularly their right to education and care on a global scale. OMEP is represented in 67 countries, with member states across every continent.
Partisan. envisions a future world where help systems centre marginalised and racialised communities, and where power, knowledge and resources are shared as part of a more connected, just and equitable world.
Period Positive uses humour, joy, and evidence-based learning activities to empower everyone to look at periods in a new way, find their voice, and work together to reverse the effects of negative attitudes.
The Race Equality Foundation is a national charity that tackles racism in UK society that aims to transform the lives of Black, Asian, and minority ethnic communities.
The Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID) is a national charity supporting over 18 million people in the UK who are deaf or have hearing loss or tinnitus.
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is the leading charity in the UK dedicated to sight loss. It provides practical and emotional support to blind and partially sighted individuals, their families, and their carers. Additionally, it raises awareness of their experiences and advocates for changes that make our society more accessible for everyone.
The Runnymede Trust has worked tirelessly for racial justice in Britain for over 50 years and produces the evidence to challenge structural racism in Britain.
Sense is a leading disability charity offering personalised, creative and flexible support at every stage of life.
Scope campaign to transform attitudes to disability, tackle injustice and inspire action. They create opportunities and provide information and support that empower disabled people.
The Spectrum Centre for Independent Living is passionate about helping Disabled People live independent and fulfilling lives. It is determined to represent, support, and serve disabled people in a way that makes them feel valued …. and listened to!
The Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation is dedicated to fostering a more equitable and inclusive society by creating opportunities for marginalised young people in the UK.
Stonewall stand for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning and ace (LGBTQ+) people everywhere, imagining a world where all LGBTQ+ people are free to be themselves and live their lives to the full.
Switchboard is the national LGBTQIA+ support line. For anyone, anywhere in the country, at any point in their journey.
Tell MAMA is an independent, non-governmental organisation which works on tackling anti-Muslim hatred.
The Baring Foundation is an independent foundation that uses its resources to enable civil society to work with people experiencing discrimination and disadvantage and to act strategically to tackle the root causes of injustice and inequality.
The British Institute of Human Rights is a UK-wide charity making positive change through human rights.
The Diversity Trust is a Community Interest Company established in the UK to ‘influence social change to create a fairer and safer society’.
The Fawcett Society is the UK’s leading membership charity campaigning for gender equality and women’s rights at work, home, and public life.
The Red Box Project works to ensure no young person misses out on their education because they have their period.
The Traveller Movement is a national civil society organisation comprised of ethnic Romany (Gypsy), Roma & Irish Travellers, and members of the majority population working in partnership.
The Ubele Initiative believes in empowering Black and Minority communities in the UK to act as catalysts for social and economic change.
UK Feminista exists to tackle the root causes of sex inequality.
Womankind Worldwide strengthens and supports women’s rights organisations and movements with the resources they need to challenge oppression and change women's lives in the home, the workplace, and their communities.
The Wonder Foundation is a women-led charity dedicated to transforming the lives of women, girls, and their communities through quality education.
Articles and Blogs
Helping young children to think about race in the early years – Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families Jan 2023
Audio Visual Materials
No resources available at present
Reports, Documents and Publications
Pushing Forward – Testing learning on Adultification in Child Safeguarding Practices in England – Listen Up June 2025
Adultification bias within child protection and safeguarding- Jahnine Davis Jun 2022
Legislation, regulations and guidance
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989
The Equality Act 2010 and schools: Departmental advice for school leaders, school staff, governing bodies and local authorities – Department for Education (DfE) May 2014
Recommended Books
No resources available at present
Education, learning, training courses and providers
Solutions Not Sides is an education programme that provides humanising encounters, diverse narratives, and critical-thinking tools to empower young people with the knowledge, empathy, and skills to promote dialogue and conflict resolution and challenge prejudice in the UK.
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
No resources available at present
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Useful Organisations
#LookCloser is an award-winning campaign between The Children’s Society, British Transport Police, and the National County Lines Coordination Centre that provides information, advice, and resources on child exploitation.
After Exploitation is a non-profit organisation using varied data sources, including Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, to track the hidden outcomes of modern slavery in the UK.
AGREE is a charity that unites experts from various fields. They are all dedicated to ending the exploitation of girls worldwide, including Child/Forced Marriage, Domestic Slavery, Prostitution, Sexual Abuse, Trafficking, Drug Mules, and County Lines.
Anti-Slavery International is the oldest international human rights organisation in the world, working to eliminate all forms of slavery and slavery-like practices around the globe.
ARDEA International is a specialist consultancy in sustainability, business, and human rights, possessing expertise in modern slavery. It provides flexible and robust advice to organisations on these matters while leveraging its legal expertise.
The BME Anti-Slavery Network (BASNET) is the first network in the UK and Europe dedicated to promoting equality, diversity and inclusion in the anti-trafficking and anti-slavery space.
Bawso advocates for and delivers specialist services to black and minoritised victims of abuse, violence, and exploitation in Wales.
Beyond the Streets is a UK charity working with women to end sexual exploitation and prostitution and to find routes out for those exploited and seeking genuine alternatives, free from constraints such as poverty, drug dependency, and abuses of vulnerability.
The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights at the University of Oxford is dedicated to fostering world-class research and scholarship in human rights law, to promoting public engagement in and understanding of human rights issues, and to building valuable conversations and collaborations between human rights scholars and human rights practitioners.
Causeway is a leading charity dedicated to reducing modern slavery and crime.
Childlight use the illuminating power of data to shine a light on the hidden pandemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse. They catalyse action to safeguard children all over the world.
ECPAT International (End Child Prostitution, Abuse and Trafficking) seeks to end the sexual exploitation of children in all its forms, including child sexual exploitation through prostitution, trafficking, early and forced marriage of children, online, and in the context of travel and tourism.
Escapeline is a charity committed to the prevention of child exploitation across the south west of England.
Eyes Open is the campaign to stop criminal exploitation by the Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership.
FACES (Faiths Against Child Sexual Exploitation) is a collaboration between Christians and Muslims, aimed at building resilience within faith communities against child sexual exploitation and other forms of harm.
The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority, a Non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB), works in partnership to protect vulnerable and exploited workers.
The Global Fund to End Modern Slavery (GFMES) is a movement builder, advocate, grant-maker, and survivor-led organisation working to strengthen lived experience leadership at all levels of the fight against modern slavery.
The Helen Bamber Foundation provides specialist and long-term care for people who have experienced severe trauma from trafficking and torture.
Hope for Justice works in the UK, USA, Ethiopia and Uganda to bring freedom from human trafficking and modern slavery by identifying victims, supporting survivors and preventing exploitation.
The Human Trafficking Foundation grew out of the APPG on Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery with three objectives: to shape policy and legislation; to provide a sustained and collective voice among NGOs, civil society, and voluntary organisations fighting modern-day slavery; and to identify opportunities for new and different types of intervention.
The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner is Eleanor Lyons. The Commissioner’s role is to ‘encourage good practice sharing’ amongst all those with a role to play in tackling every aspect of modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK.
The Ivison Trust (formerly PACE) is a national charity working to keep children safe from exploitation by supporting their parents, disrupting the exploiters and working in partnership with police and family services.
Justice & Care is a team of pioneers, sickened by the impact of modern slavery on men, women and children all over the world – and determined to bring an end to exploitation once and for all.
Keeping Our Girls Safe (KOGS) is a registered charity that works with children and young people to educate them about unhealthy relationships, child sexual exploitation (CSE), grooming, and associated risks; empower them to build confidence and self-esteem; and inspire them to make positive life choices.
Migrants At Work has been formed to address one of the most pressing and urgent issues of our time - the exploitation of Third Country Nationals by the host state.
The Modern Slavery & Human Rights Policy and Evidence Centreat the University of Oxford funds and co-creates high-quality research focusing on policy impact and brings together academics, policymakers, businesses, civil society, and survivors to collaborate on solving this global challenge.
The Modern Slavery and Organised Immigration Crime (MSOIC) unit works with and supports policing and other law enforcement partners, as well as Modern Slavery charities and Non-Government Organisations (NGOs), to inform the general public of the signs and indicators of Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking (MSHT), and Organised Immigration Crime (OIC) and how to report concerns.
The National Counter Trafficking Service, part of Barnardo’s, is one of the few services in the UK to provide specialist support to children who have been trafficked. It works to ensure that all children identified as trafficked have access to the safety and support they need.
The National County Lines Coordination Centre (NCLCC) is funded by the Home Office to coordinate national law enforcement activities across England, Scotland, and Wales, enhance intelligence regarding the county lines threat, and inform the development of national policy and best practices.
NWG is a charitable organisation formed as a UK network of over 14,500 practitioners who disseminate our information down through their services, to professionals working on the issue of child exploitation (CE) and trafficking within the UK.
Safe & Sound is a charity dedicated to supporting and protecting children and young people at risk of or affected by exploitation, helping them rebuild their lives and stay safe.
The Sophie Hayes Foundation works with women survivors of modern slavery and exploitation to rebuild and develop the skills and confidence to help them achieve self-sufficiency and independence.
Stop the traffik was founded in 2005 as a coalition campaigning to bring an end to human trafficking worldwide.
Survivor Alliance unites and empowers survivors of slavery and human trafficking to be leaders of the anti-slavery movement.
The Clewer Initiative enables Church of England dioceses and wider Church networks to develop strategies to detect modern slavery in their communities and help provide victim support and care.
The Rights Lab at the University of Nottingham is home to the world's leading modern slavery experts and has built a large-scale research platform for ending slavery.
Unseen is working to end modern slavery by empowering, equipping, and influencing others to bring about positive and transformational change. It works with individuals, communities, businesses, governments, other charities, and statutory agencies to stamp out slavery for good.
We are Survivors is a survivor-focused voluntary sector organisation that aims to create and facilitate safe spaces for male (including trans and non-binary individuals) survivors of sexual abuse, rape and sexual exploitation across Greater Manchester, providing access to quality, assured support.
The Wilberforce Institute, at the University of Hull, is a world-leading institute at the forefront of researching and tackling slavery, giving voice to the exploited, both past and present.
Articles and Blogs
Burgers and coats: county lines gangs exploit hardship to recruit UK kids – The Guardian 10 Dec 2022
Audio Visual Materials
Slavery on the High Street – BBC 30 Sep 2024
I'm Being Exploited - New film launched to tackle Child Exploitation Northamptonshire Safeguarding Children Partnership 14 Sep 2023
A Different Class: Excluded kids lured into crime – BBC Radio 4 File on 4 3 Sep 2023
10 key facts about child sexual exploitation Dr Helen Beckett 30 Jul 2021
"Daughters and Sons" (full cut) - Collab with Mr. Milise & PC 1942 2 Apr 202: A collaboration between Mr. Milise and PC 1942 to highlight and raise awareness of Knife Crime and County Lines. It focuses on Child Criminal Exploitation CCE and how children, young people and vulnerable people are groomed and rewired through exploitation.
Reports, Documents and Publications
Real Voices: Child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester – An independent report by Ann Coffey, MP. Oct 2014
Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Rotherham (1997 – 2013) – Alexis Jay OBE. Aug 2014
Legislation, regulations and guidance
County Lines Exploitation Practice guidance for YOTs and frontline practitioners Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Oct 2019
Child sexual exploitation: Definition and a guide for practitioners, local leaders and decision makers working to protect children from child sexual exploitation Department for Education (DfE) Feb 2017
Education, learning, training courses and providers
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Recommended Books
Emma Jackson (2010) The End of My World: The Shocking True Story of a Young Girl Forced to Become a Sex Slave Ebury Press
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
SafeCall is a free, confidential and anonymous helpline and support service for young people and family members who are affected by missing, county lines and criminal exploitation.
Spotting the Signs Tool - Brook - a FREE Spotting the Signs Tool is designed to strengthen safeguarding practice and enable professionals who work with young people to better recognise and respond to Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE).
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Useful Organisations
ACT Action Counters Terrorism is a UK-based campaign focused on engaging the public to help combat terrorism by reporting suspicious activity.
The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) works to stop the spread of online hate and disinformation through innovative research, public campaigns and policy advocacy.
The Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST) is funded by the UK Home Office to identify and produce social science that enhances its understanding of security threats and its ability to counter them.
The Commission for Countering Extremism collaborates with the Home Office to support society in combating all forms of extremism.
Community Security Trust (CST) is the charity that protects British Jews from terrorism and antisemitism.
Educate Against Hate provides Government advice and trusted resources to help safeguard students from radicalisation, build resilience to all types of extremism and promote our shared values.
Educate Against Islamophobia (EAI) is a not-for-profit organisation committed to combating Islamophobia through educational means.
Hope not Hate focuses its work on the organised far right, the communities that are susceptible to them, and the issues and policies that give rise to them. It builds skills and resilience across communities and civil society organisations, creating an alternative narrative of togetherness and unity.
Integrity UK is dedicated to challenging hate and empowering communities in the UK, EU, and MENA region by focusing on research, publications, telling compelling stories, and training and development.
The Islamic Centre of England (ICEL) serves as a religious and cultural hub, offering spiritual and ethical guidance to the Muslim community. It disseminates authentic Islamic knowledge to enhance understanding of Islam among individuals of other faiths and establishes Islamic think tanks to engage in dialogue on contemporary issues such as epidemics and environmental challenges.
Pool Re is a specialist division for terrorism risk management, established to offer member insurers and their policyholders various tools and information to enhance their understanding of, and ability to mitigate, the complex risks associated with terrorism.
ProtectUK provides free advice, guidance and learning to help businesses and communities understand protective security and improve their response to the risk of terrorism. It is also the home of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO).
Survivors Against Terror is a network of over three hundred British people affected by terror, those who were bereaved, those who were injured and all witnesses, people affected by very recent terror attacks and by incidents stretching back to the 1970s.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime operates in 150 countries, fostering networks of cooperation across borders and providing reliable data and analysis to enhance global safety against drugs, crime, terrorism, and corruption.
Articles and Blogs
Martyn's Law Factsheet – Home Office 3 Apr 2025
‘I was being groomed to rape’: The young men being taught to hate women – The Telegraph 18 Mar 2025
How to counter online hate and extremism with young people - Internet Matters 17 Jan 2024
The Prevent duty: the role of education in safeguarding learners from radicalisation – Education Against Hate 7 Sep 2023
Audio Visual Materials
No resources available at present
Reports, Documents and Publications
No resources available at present
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (also known as Martyn’s Law)
Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015
HM Government Prevent duty guidance: Guidance for specified authorities in England and Wales (Dec 2023)
Recommended Books
Arno Michaels (2010) My Life After Hate - authentic presence publications
Education, learning, training courses and providers
FREE Prevent Duty Training GOV.UK
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Counter Extremism – Preventing Radicalisation in Schools – This resource has been developed in collaboration with school practitioners, extremism experts, the Department for Education (DfE) and the Home Office. It is designed to reflect recent developments around extremism and empower staff to safeguard pupils as part of a whole-school approach to implementing the Prevent duty.
r/IncelExit is a Reddit sub is for people who got drawn into the Incel community but want support and help with a way out. It is a place to ask for advice, speak with others in a calm environment and talk about personal experiences.
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Useful Organisationns
Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) is an independent public health charity set up by the Royal College of Physicians to end tobacco harm.
Alex, The Leukodystrophy Charity (Alex TLC) is an internationally recognised centre of excellence and the only UK charity providing support and information to people affected by any of the leukodystrophy conditions worldwide.
The Association for Young People’s Health works to understand and meet the particular health and well-being needs of 10- to 25-year-olds.
Breast Cancer Now exists to change the lives of people affected by breast cancer by combining the power of research and support.
The British Geriatrics Society is a membership association for professionals specialising in the healthcare of older people across the UK.
The British Heart Foundation funds lifesaving research into heart and circulatory diseases. It supports you when you need us most and campaigns for a healthier world.
The British Liver Trust is the UK's leading liver health charity working to improve liver health for all and supporting those affected by liver disease or cancer.
Cancer Research UK funds scientists, doctors and nurses to help beat cancer sooner. It also provides cancer information to the public.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England, monitoring, inspecting, and regulating services while publishing its findings.
Cerebra works with children and young people with brain conditions that result in complex medical, educational, and social support needs. As a charity, they help these children, and their families discover a better life together.
Cicely Saunders Institute of Palliative Care, Policy & Rehabilitation, Kings College London, is focused on improving palliative care through cutting-edge research, skilled, multidisciplinary clinical care, and innovative education.
Credu works to support family members and friends across Powys who are looking after someone unwell or disabled.
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is a ministerial department, supported by 23 agencies and public bodies that assist ministers in leading the nation’s health and social care, enabling people to live more independent, healthier lives for longer.
Diabetes UK is the leading charity for people living with diabetes in the UK. Its vision is a world where diabetes can do no harm.
Health Equals is a group of organisations and voices across different sectors, including employment, housing, education and the environment, who all want to make a positive difference in society’s health and well-being.
Health Equity North is a virtual institute focused on place-based solutions to public health problems and health inequalities. It is a key resource for political and civil stakeholders.
Impact on Urban Health addresses health inequalities by focusing on a few complex health issues that disproportionately impact people living in cities: children’s health and food, multiple long-term conditions, the health effects of air pollution, and children’s mental health.
The Institute of Health Equity (IHE) leads and collaborates on work that addresses the social determinants of health and improves health equity.
The Jameel Arts & Health Lab is a global initiative to improve health and well-being through the arts. Focusing on overlooked and underserved communities, the Lab leverages scientific evidence, artist-led advocacy, and capacity building to drive the integration of the arts into mainstream healthcare.
Juvenile Arthritis Research is a charity that makes a difference in the lives of those affected by juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). It is a parent-led charity with direct experience of JIA.
Macmillan Cancer Support is a charity that provides physical, financial, and emotional support to help everyone affected by cancer live life as fully as possible.
Marie Curie is a charity that offers vital services for anyone with an illness they're likely to die from and those close to them.
The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation (NARF) is the UK’s food allergy charity.
The National AIDS Trust works to prevent HIV from undermining health, dignity, and equality, and to eliminate new HIV transmissions. Its expertise, research, and advocacy create lasting change in the lives of individuals living with and at risk of HIV.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) evaluates new health technologies for NHS use, considering clinical effectiveness and value for money. It also produces useful and practical guidance that helps health and care practitioners deliver the best care.
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) selects the most significant studies and findings in academic journals and presents them in an accessible manner. It summarises individual studies and collections of research on specific topics, which can guide decisions regarding health and care, whether you’re a member of the public, a health or care professional, a commissioner, or a policy maker.
National Voices is England's leading coalition of health and social care charities. It has more than 200 members covering a diverse range of health conditions and communities, connecting with the experiences of millions of people.
NHS England has a wide range of statutory functions, responsibilities, and regulatory powers, which are focused on supporting and overseeing the wider NHS to deliver effective and high-quality care, as well as undertaking those tasks that are best done once for the whole NHS.
The Nuffield Trust is an independent health think tank that aims to improve the quality of healthcare in the UK by providing evidence-based research and policy analysis and informing and generating debate.
The Obesity Health Alliance is a coalition of nearly 60 organisations working to reduce obesity by influencing Government policy.
The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID), part of the DHSC, focuses on improving the nation’s health so that everyone can expect to live longer in good health and levelling up health disparities to break the link between background and prospects for a healthy life.
Parkinson’s UK is the largest European charitable funder of ground-breaking research. It campaigns, raises funds, and provides information and support to help individuals and families.
Prostate Cancer UK funds research to stop prostate cancer from killing men. It invests millions to find better treatments and tests that can spot fast-growing cancers early.
The Public Health Institute at Liverpool John Moores University provides a supportive and inclusive environment by combining public health, psychology, nursing, and other disciplines across the Faculty of Health in a population and public health research agenda.
React – Rapid Effective Assistance for Children with Potentially Terminal Illness is a dynamic charity working to improve the quality of life for children with life-limiting illnesses living in financially disadvantaged households throughout the UK.
The Social Care Future movement is hosted and supported by the charity In Control. It was established to create a society where people at risk of being excluded have the support they need to live a good life and where everyone can make a valued contribution.
The Stroke Association provides specialist support, funds critical research, and campaigns to ensure that people affected by stroke get the very best care and support to rebuild their lives.
Teenage Cancer Trust offers unique care and support designed for and with young people. It funds specialised nurses, youth workers, and hospital units in the NHS so that young people have dedicated staff and facilities to support them throughout treatment.
The Health Creation Alliance is the leading national cross-sector movement improving health and wellbeing and reducing health inequity through Health Creation.
The Health Foundation is an independent charitable organisation working to build a healthier UK.
The King’s Fund is an independent charitable organisation working to improve health and care in England.
The Patients Association is an independent patient charity campaigning for improvements in health and social care for patients.
Think Local Act Personal (TLAP) works to personalise care and support so that people have the choice and control to live life their way.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is an executive agency sponsored by the Department of Health and Social Care. It works to prevent, prepare for, and respond to infectious diseases and environmental hazards, ensuring the safety of our communities, saving lives, and protecting livelihoods.
What Works Centre for Wellbeing was the UK’s independent body for wellbeing evidence, policy, and practice. It operated from 2014 to 2024. The website is a static repository of all assets captured at closure on 30 April. It will remain publicly accessible but will not be updated.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) leads and champions global efforts to give everyone, everywhere, an equal chance to live a healthy life.
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Reports, Documents and Publications
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Legislation, regulations and guidance
Health and Social Care Act 2012
Health and Social Care Act 2008
Recommended Books
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Education, learning, training courses and providers
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Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Understanding menopause: Health Guide – Groundswell 13 Jun 2025
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Useful Organisations
The Centre for Homelessness and Inclusion Health (CHIH) at the University of Edinburgh represents a collaboration between the University and local partners in Scotland aimed at enhancing the health and wellbeing of individuals experiencing homelessness.
The Centre for Homelessness Impact exists to improve the lives of people experiencing homelessness by better using data and evidence.
Centrepoint is the UK's leading youth homelessness charity. Working alongside partners, it supports thousands of young people annually and campaigns to end youth homelessness.
CHIRN (Cambridge Homelessness Impact Research Network) is a network of researchers dedicated to helping people experiencing homelessness, particularly those who are rough sleeping, to lead the lives they wish to lead.
Commonweal Housing exists to find housing-based solutions to wider social problems, including homelessness and gender-based violence.
Crisis is a national charity for people experiencing homelessness. It helps people escape homelessness and campaigns for the necessary changes to address the issue.
Groundswell is a homelessness charity that empowers individuals with lived experience to lead peer research, health advocacy, and service design, developing solutions from within the community.
Homeless Link is a national membership charity for organisations working directly with people who become homeless in England. Its members improve services and campaign for policy change that will help end homelessness.
The Homelessness Research Programme (HRP) at King’s College London brings together leading researchers in the field of homelessness, health, and social care.
The London Housing Foundation (LHF) supports and champions work to end homelessness.
Shelter helps people struggling with poor housing or homelessness by providing advice, support, and campaigning for housing justice.
St Mungo’s works directly with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness and influences policymakers to make positive changes through the power of clients’ voices and operational expertise.
StreetLink is a platform that connects people who are rough sleeping in England and Wales to support provided by local authorities and charities.
Thames Reach supports people in London who are facing or experiencing homelessness.
The Passage run one of the largest Resource Centres for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness in London, offering a wide range of services that help to prevent and end homelessness for good.
The UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE), led by the University of Glasgow, stands at the forefront of housing research, uniting experts from various disciplines to foster a vibrant and diverse community of practice. It encourages collaboration, knowledge sharing, and engagement with policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and the public.
Articles and Blogs
No resources available at present
Audio Visual Materials
No resources available at present
Reports, Documents and Publications
England’s Homeless Children: The crisis in temporary accommodation – Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee 3 Apr 2025
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Homelessness Reduction Act 2017
Recommended Books
No resources available at present
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Autism and Homelessness Toolkit – Homeless Link 23 Aug 2024
The Museum of Homelessness – A heartfelt tribute to honour those who have died while homeless since October 2017, when the count began.
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Useful Organisations
Action for Stammering Children is a UK charity dedicated to supporting children and young people who stammer, along with their families and the communities close to them. It offers advice and information, champions research, and campaigns for policy and societal change.
Afasic supports and provides information to families with children and young adults who have Speech, Language, and Communication Needs (SLCN), with a focus on Developmental Language Disorder (DLD).
Auditory Verbal UK (AVUK) work to increase awareness, understanding and access to Auditory Verbal therapy for families who want their deaf child to learn to listen and talk.
The Michael Palin Centre for Stammering (MPC) offers a range of individual and group therapy for children and young people who stammer and/or clutter and their parents, and for adults who stammer and/or clutter.
Speech and Language UK works to give every child the skills they need to face the future with confidence.
STAMMA, the British Stammering Association, is the national UK charity for people who stammer and their allies.
Articles and Blogs
Not using ‘LAC’ to refer to looked after children in care - NSPCC Learning 27 Oct 2023
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Reports, Documents and Publications
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Legislation, regulations and guidance
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Recommended Books
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Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
The Care and Support Jargon Buster provides Plain English definitions of words and phrases used in health and social care.
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Useful Organisations
Age UK is the country's leading charity dedicated to helping everyone make the most of later life.
Alzheimer’s Research UK are the UK's leading dementia and Alzheimer's disease research charity.
The Alzheimer’s Society is a charity working towards a world where dementia no longer devastates lives.
Child Bereavement UK assists families in rebuilding their lives when a child is grieving or when a child passes away. They offer support to children and young people (up to the age of 25) who have lost someone significant or are facing the impending loss of a loved one, as well as to parents and the wider family when a baby or child of any age dies or is nearing death.
Cruse Bereavement assists individuals during one of the most challenging periods in life by providing bereavement support, information, and campaigning.
Dementia Carers Count is a UK charity providing information, advice and support to thousands of dementia carers every year.
Dementia UK is a specialist dementia nursing charity that supports the whole family. Its nurses, known as Admiral Nurses, provide free, life-changing support and advice to anyone affected by dementia.
Grief Encounter work closely with individuals, families, schools and professionals to offer a way through the anxiety, fear and isolation so often caused by grief.
The Good Grief Trust exists to help all those affected by grief in the UK. Its vision is to help those bereaved from day one, acknowledge their grief and provide reassurance, a virtual hand of friendship and ongoing support.
The Lullaby Trust raises awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), provides expert advice on safer sleep for babies and offers emotional support for bereaved families.
Widowed & Young (WAY) is the only national charity in the UK supporting individuals aged 50 or under at the time of their partner's death.
Winston’s Wish provides free digital bereavement information and support for children and young people across the UK who are grieving the death of someone important to them.
Articles and Blogs
Dos and dont’s: What to say to a young person who is grieving - Winston’s Wish. 22 Nov 2022
Ways to cope with anniversaries, birthdays and special days when you have been bereaved - Winston’s Wish, 6 May 2020
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Reports, Documents and Publications
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Legislation, regulations and guidance
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Recommended Books
Sarah-Jayne Blakemore (2019) Inventing Ourselves The Secret Life of the Teenage Brain - Black Swan
Nicola Morgan (2022) Blame My Brain The Amazing Teenage Brain Revealed - Walker Books
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Traumatic Bereavement - UK Trauma Council. Free, evidence-based resources to support schools, colleges and practitioners working with traumatically bereaved .
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Useful Organisations
Anna Freud is a world-leading mental health charity for children and families.
Beyond is a youth mental health charity tackling the growing mental health crisis affecting young people in the UK.
The Campaign to End Loneliness has been an expert in loneliness and connection since 2011. Their vision is that everyone can live a life free from chronic loneliness.
The Centre for Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University conducts internationally recognised, high-quality academic research on loneliness. This research is theoretically driven and both informed by and able to inform policy and practice.
The Centre for Mental Health challenges policies, systems, and society so everyone can have better mental health by building research evidence to create a fairer mental health policy.
Chasing the Stigma is a national mental health charity on a mission to normalise and humanise conversations about mental health, whilst ensuring that everyone in the UK can access clear pathways to support, whenever and wherever they need it.
The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition brings together organisations to campaign jointly for children's and young people’s mental health.
Dignifi works across sectors, supporting organisations in understanding and addressing workplace stress, secondary and vicarious trauma, moral injury, and change or compassion fatigue.
Ditch the Label is a global charity that helps young people aged 12-25 navigate the issues affecting them most, from bullying and mental health to relationships, identity, and even the tough stuff in between.
Education Support is the only UK charity dedicated to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of teachers and education staff in schools, colleges and universities.
Evidence Based Practice Unit, UCL is a child and youth mental health research and innovation unit based at UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences and Anna Freud.
The First 1001 Days Movement is a group of organisations and professionals working together to campaign about the importance of the emotional well-being of babies.
The Hub of Hope is the UK’s leading mental health support database. For the first time, it brings together local, national, peer, community, charity, private, and NHS mental health support and services in one place.
Khulisa (meaning ‘to nurture’ in Zulu) is an award-winning national charity that works with young people aged 11-25 whose lives have been affected by trauma or adversity.
Kids Inspire provides mental health and trauma recovery support for children, young people and their families based in Essex and Suffolk.
Lifespace is a charity that promotes the wellbeing of young people (7 to 19) through one-to-one mentoring, group activities, and leadership opportunities. They operate in schools, within the community, and online across South/Mid Warwickshire.
The Marmalade Trust is an award-winning loneliness charity for all ages, dedicated to raising awareness of loneliness and supporting people to find new social connections.
The Maternal Mental Health Alliance (MMHA) is a UK charity and network of 130 organisations dedicated to ensuring that women and families affected by perinatal mental health problems have access to high-quality, compassionate care.
The McPin Foundation want mental health to be better understood. Through its work, it explores what it means to be an expert, valuing lived experience, professional practice, and research skills.
The Mental Health Foundation is challenging the status quo and creating fundamental change in the UK’s approach to mental health.
Mental Health Matters (MHM) is a national charity that delivers high-quality mental health services. MHM has a hugely positive impact on the lives of people with mental health needs in our local communities.
The Mental Health Social Care Research Centre at the University of York conducts research to help improve the lives of those experiencing challenges with their mental health.
Mental Health UK is a charity that promotes mental health. It challenges the causes of poor mental health and gives people the tools to live their best possible lives at home, school, and work.
Mind stands up to the injustices – in healthcare, in work, in law – which make life harder for those of us with mental health problems. Offers help through information, advice and local services. It brings together individuals and communities who care about mental health to make a difference.
MindOut is a mental health service run by and for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer (LGBTQ) people.
Minds Ahead is a social enterprise reshaping mental health in education. It is working towards a future where all schools are inclusive communities where pupils and staff thrive because mental health is well supported now and for future generations.
The Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, founded by Martin Lewis CBE, is working to break the link between mental health problems and financial difficulty in the UK.
The Muslim Mind Collaborative works to build a collaborative of faith-based and mental health service providers, community leaders, and professionals that highlights, advocates for and supports the mental health and positive well-being of Muslim communities across the UK.
The Muslim Youth Helpline (MYH) was established in 2001 to provide faith-based and culturally sensitive support. MYH has helped over 250,000 young Muslims.
The National Survivor User Network (NSUN) is a membership organisation and a network of grassroots, user-led community groups and people who have lived experiences of mental ill-health, distress, and trauma.
Our Time Charity has been developing innovative ways to improve our national understanding and support for children who are growing up with a parent with a mental illness, including through our unique family-centred workshop model known as KidsTime.
Place2Be provides mental health support in schools through one-to-one and group counselling, using tried-and-tested methods backed by research. It also offers expert training and professional qualifications.
Rethink Mental Illness works tirelessly to transform the lives of everyone severely affected by mental illness and how our nation approaches mental illness. They provide over 90 services and 120 local support groups and run campaigns that bring about real change.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPSYCH) is the professional medical body responsible for supporting psychiatrists throughout their careers, from training through retirement, and for setting and raising standards of psychiatry in the United Kingdom.
Sane is a leading UK charity providing emotional support and information to anyone affected by mental illness.
Stormbreak aims to improve children’s mental health through movement, equipping them with sustainable, transferable skills and coping strategies to thrive during the complex demands of growth into adult life.
Student Minds is the UK’s student mental health charity. It empowers students to build their mental health toolkits to support themselves and their peers through university life and beyond.
The Centre for Emotional Health raises awareness of emotional health and its importance. It also aims to influence policy to create a more emotionally healthy society.
The Judith Trust focuses its work on the problems faced by people who have both a learning disability and mental ill-health.
The Lantern Initiative is a Muslim-run grassroots Social Enterprise. Its objectives are to educate and raise awareness of mental health issues in the Muslim community, help break down the associated stigma, and empower communities to seek and access relevant support.
The Mind Kind Projects assist organisations in understanding mental health and caring for their employees more effectively. This, in turn, funds their courses and support groups to better serve the community.
The Shame Lab is a research, training, and consultancy organisation based between the University of Exeter and Duke University. It conducts academic research on shame and its effects in professional practice, and it offers consultancy and training in Shame Competence.
The Wellbeing Hub from Teen Tips is an expert-led, evidence-based resource created to address the social, emotional, and educational needs of children and young people. The platform provides comprehensive tools and guidance to enable educators and support the entire school community in fostering students’ mental health and well-being. is a participation-driven partnership that engages with, and responds to, the needs and insights of Londoners to improve mental health and wellbeing across London.
Together for Mental Wellbeing works alongside people with mental distress to develop their insights, skills and potential and promote their voices to improve policy and practice for all.
The UK Trauma Council is a group of leading experts drawn from various disciplines across all four nations. It is the first UK-wide platform bringing together expertise in research, practice, policy and lived experience in childhood trauma.
The Wolfson Centre for Young People’s Mental Health at Cardiff University is a dedicated interdisciplinary research centre focusing on reducing anxiety and depression in young people.
Young Minds provides young people with the tools to look after their mental health and empowers adults to be the best support they can be to the young people in their lives.
Articles and Blogs
The warning signs someone is lonely and how to help them – Independent 29 May 2025
Audio Visual Materials
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Reports, Documents and Publications
No resources available at present
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Mental Health Act 1983 (as amended in 2007)
Promoting children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing: A whole school or college approach – Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) and Department for Education (DfE) 16 Nov 2023
DfE Mental health and behaviour in schools (Nov 2018)
Recommended Books
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Education, learning, training courses and providers
Lads like us deliver bespoke packages across the country and are now recognised UK-wide as a leading lived experience resource for organisational staff development for those who work with people who have experienced trauma.
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
A-Z mental health - Mind
Let’s talk about anxiety: animation and teacher toolkit - Anna Freud
ShinyMind is an evidence-based, proven mental health and wellbeing app co-created with the NHS.
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Useful Organisations
The Archewell Foundation is a non-profit organisation created by Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
The 5Rights Foundation is an international NGO dedicated to working with and for children to create a rights-respecting digital world. It focuses on driving change to revolutionise the online environment for children and society as a whole.
The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) works to stop the spread of online hate and disinformation through innovative research, public campaigns and policy advocacy.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Command is a part of the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA). Its primary focus is to protect children and young people from sexual abuse and exploitation, particularly in online environments.
Childnet is a UK-based charity that empowers children, young people, and those who support them in their online lives, and its mission is to work with others to make the internet a great and safe place for children and young people.
Common Sense is collaborating with policymakers, industry leaders, and global media partners to create a digital world that works better for all children, their families, and their communities.
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) is a ministerial department, supported by 16 agencies and public bodies. It seeks to accelerate innovation, investment, and productivity through world-class science, ensuring that new and existing technologies are safely developed and deployed across the UK, and driving forward a modern digital government for the benefit of its citizens.
Digital Futures for Children is a joint initiative between the LSE and the 5Rights Centre, facilitating research for a rights-respecting digital world for children. It supports evidence-based advocacy, encourages dialogue between academics and policymakers, and amplifies the voices of children.
Digital Schoolhouse and Nintendo UK use play-based learning to engage the next generation of pupils and teachers with the Computing curriculum. The curriculum is delivered by the UK games industry trade body Ukie and backed by the video games industry and government.
Game Transfer Phenomena is a website dedicated to research on Game Transfer Phenomena (GTP). GTP is an emerging field of inquiry that explores the effects of immersive technologies, focusing on sensations, perceptions, cognition, and behaviours.
Glitch is an award-winning UK charity that seeks to end online abuse and champion digital citizenship. It focuses particularly on Black women and marginalised people.
The International Foundation for Online Responsibility (IFFOR) is a not-for-profit organisation that specialises in developing policies and educational materials around online sexual content.
The Reward Foundation is a pioneering educational charity that examines the science behind sex and love relationships. Focusing on internet pornography, it investigates its impact on mental and physical health, relationships, educational attainment, and criminality, aiming to make the supporting research accessible to non-scientists.
The Internet Watch Foundation is an independent, non-profit charitable organisation that works in partnership with various other organisations from the private, public, and NGO sectors to end CSA online.
The LSE Department of Media and Communications is a world-leading centre for education and research in communication and media studies.
Media Smart is a not-for-profit education programme, funded by advertisers, agencies, media owners, tech companies, and trade associations, that provides empowering guides for 7- to 25-year-olds, engaging teaching resources, and expert advice for parents and guardians.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) supports the most critical organisations in the UK, along with the wider public sector, industry, SMEs, and the public. When incidents occur, the NCSC provides an effective incident response to minimise harm to the UK, assist with recovery, and learn lessons for the future.
The Office of Communications (Ofcom) is the independent regulator of broadband, home phone and mobile services.
The Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford is a multidisciplinary research and teaching department dedicated to the social science of the Internet.
Parent Zone works to improve outcomes for children in an increasingly digital world, test assumptions and stereotypes about digital family life, understand what parents and families need, and provide support when it’s most needed.
SWGfL is a not-for-profit charity ensuring everyone can benefit from technology free from harm.
techUK is the UK’s technology trade association, which brings together people, companies and organisations to realise the positive outcomes of what digital technology can achieve. With over 1,000 members across the UK, it creates a network for innovation and collaboration across businesses, government and stakeholders to provide a better future for people, society, the economy and the planet.
The UK Council for Internet Safety (UKCIS) is a collaborative forum through which the government, the tech community, and the third sector work together to ensure that the UK is the safest place in the world to be online.
The UK Safer Internet Centre (UKSIC) is a leading global partnership helping to make the Internet a great and safe place for everyone. It provides support and services to children and young people, adults facing online harms, and professionals working with children.
WeProtect Global Alliance works to protect children from the growing threat of online sexual exploitation and abuse. By uniting over 300 governments, the private sector, civil society and international organisations, it develops policies and collaborative solutions and drives real-world change.
Articles and Blogs
Online Safety Act: Explainer - Department for Science, Innovation and Technology 24 Apr 2025
Women’s Guide to Cyber Safety 2025 - WizCase 01 Feb 2025
How to avoid falling foul of AI voice scams - techradar 20 Nov 2024
What is undress AI? Guidance for parents and carers - internet matters 19 Apr 2024
What are parasocial relationships - Mashable 7 Sep 2023
How trolls are born: The psychology of internet trolling and why they are everywhere - Power of Zero 15 Jun 2023
A periodic table of internet elements - Good Things Foundation 2022
Audio Visual Materials
Leng or Liar? Can you spot the fake? – The Charvas You Tube 27 Jan 2025
AI-Generated Fakes: How to spot them, how they're made and how they have been used to mislead - YouTube 17 Jan 2024
Capture: who's looking after the children? – FT Film 2 Feb 2023: An FT drama exploring online harm, regulation, and responsibility. The search for their missing son leads a mother and father to a tech company, where they encounter a digital gatekeeper who appears to have all the answers.
Where is Klaus? Klicksafe 24 Feb 2011
Reports, Documents and Publications
Youth Violence and Social Media – Youth Select Committee 27 Mar 2025
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Guidance: Regional Prevent education coordinators – How regional Prevent education coordinators (RPECs) can help education providers with the Prevent duty – Department for Education (DfE) 21 May 2025
Recommended Books
No resources available at present
Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Digital Wellbeing Hub - Information, guidance and resources to help support digital wellbeing in children and young people - SWGfL
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Useful Organisations
Commonweal Housing exists to find housing-based solutions to wider social problems, including homelessness and gender-based violence.
Data to Insight (D2I): With support from DfE, DLUHC, Ofsted, and ADCS and links to local authorities and regional networks, D2I runs a service hosted and led by local authorities to further their children's services data work on a national scale.
Demos is Britain’s leading cross-party think tank, placing people at the centre of policy-making to foster bold ideas and a more collaborative democracy.
The Fabian Society is an independent, left-leaning think tank and a democratic membership organisation that influences political and public discourse, providing a space for broad and open-minded debate.
The House of Commons Library provides a range of research and information services for MPs and their staff. Its work helps MPs scrutinise legislation, prepare for debates, develop policies, and support constituents.
The House of Lords Library publishes briefings on every major item of business in the House of Lords, providing Members with an essential overview of the topic, its progress in Parliament, and recent developments to help them engage with business in the Chamber.
Imagination Lancaster, at Lancaster University, is an open and exploratory design-led research centre conducting applied and theoretical research into current and future challenges relating to people, products, spaces, services, systems, and complex systems of systems.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) is the UK’s leading independent economics research institute. Its world-class research helps policymakers – and those who hold them accountable – understand the impact that policy decisions have on individuals, households and businesses.
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) is an independent charity working towards a fairer, greener, and more prosperous society.
Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER), at the University of Essex
The Intergenerational Foundation (IF) is a research and education charity dedicated to promoting intergenerational fairness and protecting the interests of younger and future generations across all areas of policy.
The ISOS Partnership is a research and advisory company with a track record of developing policy, improving delivery, and building capacity within the public sector.
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman investigates individual complaints about councils, adult social care providers (including care homes and home care agencies) and some other public service organisations. If they decide to investigate, they look at whether organisations have made decisions the right way.
Mutual Ventures aims to improve life chances by making public services better, more sustainable and more connected to communities.
The National Audit Office supports Parliament in holding the government to account and helps improve public services through high-quality audits.
The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) is a registered charity and is the largest independent and not-for-profit social research organisation in the UK.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is responsible for collecting, analysing and disseminating statistics about the UK's economy, society and population.
Oxfam is an international non-governmental organisation that collaborates with others to challenge inequality, overcome poverty, and help people to thrive, not merely survive. It shares knowledge, evidence, and ideas gathered from its experience and collaborative efforts.
The Pears Foundation is a British philanthropic organisation that supports social impact initiatives in education, youth, communities, and Holocaust remembrance, focusing on long-term partnerships and learning.
The Policy Exchange is a prominent think tank and educational charity dedicated to developing and promoting innovative policy ideas that provide better public services, strengthen society, and foster a more dynamic economy.
Pro Bono Economics (PBE) collaborates with economic professionals on a wide array of issues concerning low wellbeing, such as mental health, education, employment, financial security, poverty, disability, inequality, volunteering, and civil society.
The Research and Knowledge Exchange at the University of Suffolk fosters a dynamic, community-impact-driven research environment that encompasses areas such as health, sustainability, digital futures, crime, social justice, culture, heritage, and education.
Partnership for Young London supports young people in designing and conducting research on the issues they face to effect change in their communities.
The Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales mobilises leaders, businesses, and communities to collaboratively address society’s most pressing challenges. Its work is grounded in world-class research, enduring partnerships, and a measurable, scalable impact.
The Social Market Foundation (SMF) is a leading cross-party think tank that fosters collaboration between markets and government to benefit society through the production of high-quality, independent, and pragmatic public policy research and discussions across a broad range of social and economic areas.
YouGov is a UK-based international research and data analytics company that conducts online surveys and opinion polling on politics, public affairs, brands, and consumer behaviour.
Articles and Blogs
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Audio Visual Materials
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Reports, Documents and Publications
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Legislation, regulations and guidance
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Recommended Books
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Education, learning, training courses and providers
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Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
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Useful Organisations
The Ann Craft Trust is a leading UK authority on safeguarding adults. It supports organisations in safeguarding adults and minimising the risk of harm.
The Centre for Age Gender and Social Justice is the first dedicated service in the UK for older men, women and non-binary people who’ve experienced domestic abuse from an intimate partner and/or adult family member.
Clouds End is the first social enterprise in the UK to work with people with hoarding issues.
The Disclosure and Barring Service is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Home Office, that helps employers make safer recruitment decisions.
Hourglass works across the UK to end the harm, abuse and exploitation of older people in the UK.
Missing People is the only UK charity offering support to individuals impacted by a disappearance or contemplating going missing.
Reengage provides vital, life-enhancing social connections for older people whose social circles are diminishing.
REIGN is a collective of adult survivors of child sexual abuse and exploitation from the UK who campaign around issues relating to CSA/E and offer training workshops, presentations and consultancy to professionals and organisations involved in preventing abuse or supporting victims and survivors.
Articles and Blogs
Dementia & Driving Warner Law Offices, PLLC: DISCLAIMER: Please note that the laws, services and resources mentioned in this article only apply in the US.
Audio Visual Materials
The Curator of Things: Delving into the world of a hoarder – Virtual Exhibition by Brendan Walker 20.04.2025
Reports, Documents and Publications
Mental Capacity Guidance Note: Best Interests – Essex Chambers 12 May 2025
Mental Capacity Guidance Note: Assessment and Recording of Capacity – Essex Chambers 12 May 2025
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006
Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
Recommended Books
No resources available at present
Education, learning, training courses and providers
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Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
No resources available at present
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Useful Organisations
Action Against Abduction works to protect children from the threat of abduction.
Afruca Safeguarding Children promotes the well-being and protection of children and families in Black and ethnic communities across the UK by utilising a culturally competent, trauma-informed, and evidence-based approach.
Agenda Alliance are bold, ambitious feminists working to end the cycle of trauma and harm so that all women and girls can thrive.
Catch22 designs and delivers services that build resilience and aspiration in people of all ages and within communities across the UK.
The Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse (CSA Centre) is a multidisciplinary team working with academic institutions, government, local authorities, health, education, police, and the voluntary sector. It focuses on supporting professionals to improve identification and response to child sexual abuse through evidence-informed resources, training, and guidance.
The Child Accident Prevention Trust is the only UK charity to focus on preventing death and serious injury to children from avoidable accidents. Its vision is a safer world for all our children.
Children and Families Across Borders (CFAB) works with partners in over 130 countries, using its expertise to ensure children who have become separated from their families across international borders are given care and protection, no matter where they come from.
Clever Never Goes! is a campaign by Action Against Abduction that teaches children how to stay safe from abduction, whether outside or online.
The Contextual Safeguarding research programmeat Durham University conducts research with young people, families, and practitioners to inform practice, change policy, and develop world-leading knowledge on child protection.
The Disclosure and Barring Service is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Home Office, that helps employers make safer recruitment decisions.
The Early Childhood Development Action Network (ECDAN) aims to catalyse collective action for young children and their caregivers by connecting partners, sharing knowledge and best practices, and advocating for improved policies, increased resources, and accountability for outcomes.
End Corporal Punishment carries out a wide range of activities specifically designed to catalyse progress towards universal prohibition and elimination of corporal punishment of children.
Fixers are young people using their past to fix the future. They are motivated by personal experience to make positive changes for themselves and those around them.
GambleAware provides free advice, tools, and support to keep people safe from gambling harm.
The Gambling Commission works to raise standards in the gambling industry, protect children and the vulnerable and keep crime out of gambling.
GamCare is the leading provider of information, advice and support for anyone affected by gambling harms.
Girls Not Brides is formed of over 1400 civil society member organisations in over 100 countries working collectively to end child, early and forced marriages and unions (CEFMU) so that girls can fulfil their potential.
Hestia delivers services across London and the surrounding regions. We also campaign and advocate nationally on issues that affect the people we work with, including modern slavery, domestic abuse, care leavers and older people.
Ineqe Safeguarding Group is an independent safeguarding organisation with an advanced in-house software development capability.
Karma Nirvana became the first specialist charity for victims and survivors of Honour Based Abuse in the UK. They lead the campaign against Honour Based Abuse – supporting, empowering and educating those impacted so they can live a life free of abuse.
Keeping Children Safe works with people who have been subjected to child abuse, researchers, practitioners, policymakers and leaders to defend children’s right to be safe in all organisations, no matter how big or powerful.
The Lucy Faithfull Foundation works to prevent child sexual abuse by intervening with people at risk of causing harm and enabling everyone to create a safer world for children.
The Lumos Foundation (Lumos) is an international charity dedicated to creating a future where every child is raised in a safe and loving family within supported communities.
The Marie Collins Foundation supports children, young people and their families affected by technology-assisted child sexual abuse by working with them directly and indirectly.
Missing People is the only UK charity offering support to individuals impacted by a disappearance or contemplating going missing.
The National Child Mortality Database at the University of Bristol is an NHS-funded programme that gathers information on all children who die in England, with the aim of improving and saving children’s lives in the future.
The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel is an independent panel that commissions reviews of serious child safeguarding cases, aimed at enhancing learning, professional practice, and outcomes for children.
The National FGM Centre aims to achieve a system change in the provision of services for children and their families who are affected by Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is a charity that works to protect children from abuse and neglect and supports their wellbeing through services, advocacy, and education.
The Peer Action Collective (PAC) is a group of 10 to 25-year-olds who aim to help young people live a life free from violence. Across England and Wales, they bring young people together, listen to what they have to say, and turn what they learn into action.
Plan International is a global children’s charity striving for an equal world. One where every child can reach their full potential, and every girl can choose her own future.
Project 17 works to end destitution among migrant families without recourse to public funds. It works with families experiencing exceptional poverty to improve their access to local authority support.
Save the Children is a global charity dedicated to protecting children’s rights, providing education, healthcare, and emergency aid, and ensuring that every child has a safe and equitable start in life.
Safeguarding in Schools supports educational institutions in ensuring children's safety both inside and outside the classroom through briefings, courses, and a subscription service, which is available on a fee-based basis.
The Safer Young Lives Research Centre at the University of Bedfordshire seeks to create and share knowledge about young people’s experiences of abuse, and to collaborate with others – locally, nationally, and internationally – to better prevent and respond to this.
The School Wellbeing Partnership, part of the National Children’s Bureau, is an expanding national network of over 100 member organisations from the education, health, well-being, and children’s sectors, united for the purpose of enhancing well-being in schools.
Survivors in Transition supports anyone who has experienced sexual abuse in childhood through a range of trauma-informed, psycho-educational activities. They take referrals from throughout Suffolk.
Thirtyone:Eight is an independent and thought-leading organisation that equips churches, other faith groups, individuals, and government bodies with the safeguarding tools needed to protect vulnerable people.
Trussell is an anti-poverty charity and community of food banks. It works together to ensure that no one in the UK needs a food bank to survive while providing food and practical support to people who don't have enough money to live on.
Victim Focus is dedicated to improving the treatment and portrayal of victims of abuse and trauma worldwide. They offer research, consultancy, training, cultural audits, and resource development across sectors to promote trauma-informed, anti-victim-blaming, and evidence-based practices.
Words Matter is a charity on a mission to improve children’s mental and physical health by ending verbal abuse by adults.
Ygam works to prevent children and young people from experiencing gaming and gambling harms through awareness raising, education and research.
The Youth Endowment Fund seeks to prevent children and young people from becoming involved in violence by finding out what works and building a movement to put this knowledge into practice.
Articles and Blogs
A 10-step guide to sharing information to safeguard children – Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)
Children and the law - NSPCC Learning Updated 28 Nov 2024
Dropping off and picking up before and after school - NSPCC Learning Oct 2023
Audio Visual Materials
An animated guide to Working Together to Safeguard Children for children and young people Department of Education (DfE) 29 Apr 2025
Contextual Safeguarding: Re-writing the rules of child protection - Carlene Firmin TEDxTottenham 16 May 2019
Reports, Documents and Publications
Pushing Forward – Testing learning on Adultification in Child Safeguarding Practices in England – Listen Up June 2025
Working together to safeguard children: an illustrated guide for children, young people and their families – Department for Education (DfE) May 2025
Adultification bias within child protection and safeguarding- Jahnine Davis Jun 2022
Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) (2014 - 2022)
Real Voices: Child sexual exploitation in Greater Manchester – An independent report by Ann Coffey, MP. Oct 2014
Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Rotherham (1997 – 2013) – Alexis Jay OBE. Aug 2014
Munro review of child protection: a child-centred system Department for Education (DfE) 10 May 2011
Public Inquiry Report: Soham Murders: Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman – Sir Michael Bichard Enquiry 22 Jun 2004
Public Inquiry Report: Victoria Climbié– Lord Laming Jan 2003
Public Inquiry: Removal of Children from Orkney in February 1991 – Lord James John Clyde, 27 Oct 1992
Public Inquiry: Child Abuse in Cleveland – Judge Elizabeth Butler-Sloss July 1988 unavailable
The Jasmine Beckford Inquiry – Louis Blom-Cooper, Q.C., 1985 unavailable
Serious Case Reviews and Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews
National Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel reviews and briefings
Child Safeguarding Practice Review: Finley Boden (Theo) – Derby & Derbyshire SCP Feb 2024
Child Protection in England: National review into the murders of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson – The Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel 26 May 2022
Serious Case Review: Southbank International School: William Vahey – Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster LSCB 20 Jan 2016
Serious Case Review: Child G (Bishop Bell C of E School in Eastbourne – Jeremy Forrest) – East Sussex LSCP 18 Dec 2013
Serious Case Review: Hamzah Khan – Bradford SCB Nov 2013
Serious Case Review: Keanu Williams – Birmingham SCB 25 Sep 2013
Serious Case Review: Daniel Pelka – Coventry SCB Sep 2013
Serious Case Review: Hillside First School (Nigel Leat) – North Somerset SCB 25 Jan 2012
Serious Case Review: Khyra Ishaq – Birmingham SCB July 2010 Only available via Scribd - a digital library and subscription-based platform.
Serious Case Review: Little Ted’s Nursery: Vanessa George (Nursery Z) – Plymouth SCB Mar 2010
Second Serious Case Review: Child A (Peter Connelly, Baby P) – Haringey LSCB Mar 2009
First Serious Case Review: Child A (Peter Connelly, Baby P) – Haringey LSCB Nov 2008
Legislation, regulations and guidance
Apprenticeships, Skills, Children, and Learning Act 2009
Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006
Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
Keeping children safe in education 2024: Statutory guidance for schools and colleges - Department for Education (DfE) 2 Sep 2024
Information sharing advice for safeguarding practitioners – Department for Education (DfE) 1 May 2024
Working Together to Safeguard Children Department for Education (DfE) Dec 2023 Updated 12 Jun 2025
Intercollegiate Document - Safeguarding Children and Young People: Roles and Competencies for Healthcare Staff Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Jan 2019
What to do if you’re worried about a child Department for Education (DfE) Mar 2015
Statutory guidance on children who run away or go missing from home or care – Department for Education (DfE) 24 Jan 2014
Recommended Books
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Education, learning, training courses and providers
No resources available at present
Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Guidance for safer working practice for those working with children and young people in education settings - Safer Recruitment Consortium Feb 2022
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This section of the Resource Library now contains up-to-date links to all 147 Safeguarding Partnerships and Boards in England and Wales.
Links will be checked regularly. If you come across a broken link or would like to suggest a resource for inclusion in our library, please get in touch with us by email: jinglinglanetraining@outlook.com. All links checked and updated 21.06.2025.
Barking & Dagenham Children’s Safeguarding Partnership
Barnet Safeguarding Children Partnership
Barnsley Safeguarding Children Partnership
Bath & North East Somerset Community Safety and Safeguarding Partnership
Safeguarding Bedfordshire Partnership
Bexley Safeguarding Partnership (S.H.I.E.L.D.)
Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership
Blackburn with Darwen Safeguarding Children Partnership
Blackpool Safeguarding Partnerships
Bracknell Forest Safeguarding Board
Brent Safeguarding Partnerships
Brighton & Hove Safeguarding Children Partnership
Keeping Bristol Safe Partnership
Bromley Safeguarding Children Partnership
Buckinghamshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Calderdale Safeguarding Children Partnership
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Safeguarding Partnership Board
Camden Safeguarding Children Partnership
Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Regional Safeguarding Board
Central Bedfordshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Cheshire East Safeguarding Children’s Partnership
Cheshire West and Chester Safeguarding Children Partnership
City of London & Hackney Safeguarding Children Partnership
City of York Safeguarding Children Partnership
Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Safeguarding Children Partnership
Coventry Safeguarding Children Partnership
Croydon Safeguarding Children Partnership
Cumbria Safeguarding Children Partnership (awaiting websites for new arrangements)
Cwm Taf Morgannwg Safeguarding Board
Darlington Safeguarding Partnership
Derby and Derbyshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Devon Safeguarding Children Partnership
Doncaster Safeguarding Children Partnership
Dudley Safeguarding People Partnership
Durham Safeguarding Children Partnership
Ealing Safeguarding Children Partnership
East Riding Safeguarding Children Partnership
East Sussex Safeguarding Children Partnership
Essex Safeguarding Children Board
Gateshead Safeguarding Children Partnership
Gloucestershire Safeguarding Children's Partnership
Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership
Gwent Safeguarding (South East Wales)
Halton Safeguarding Children Partnership
Hammersmith & Fulham Local Safeguarding Children Partnership
Hampshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Haringey Safeguarding Children Partnership
Harrow Safeguarding Children Board
Hartlepool and Stockton-on-Tees Safeguarding Children Partnership
Havering Safeguarding Children’s Partnership
Herefordshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Hertfordshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Hillingdon Safeguarding Children Partnership
Hounslow Safeguarding Children Partnership
Hull Safeguarding Children Partnership
Isle of Wight Safeguarding Children Partnership
Islington Safeguarding Children Partnership
Kensington - Chelsea - Westminster Local Safeguarding Children Partnership
Kent Safeguarding Children Multi-Agency Partnership
Kingston and Richmond Safeguarding Children Partnership
Kirklees Safeguarding Children Partnership
Knowsley Safeguarding Children Partnership
Lambeth Safeguarding Children Partnership
Lancashire Safeguarding Partnership
Leeds Safeguarding Children Partnership
Leicester Safeguarding Children Partnership Board
Leicestershire and Rutland Safeguarding Children Partnership
Lewisham Safeguarding Children Partnership
Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Liverpool Safeguarding Children Partnership
London Safeguarding Children Partnership
Luton Safeguarding Children Partnership
Manchester Safeguarding Partnership
Medway Safeguarding Children Partnership
Merton Safeguarding Children Partnership
Mid and West Wales Safeguarding Board
Middlesbrough-Redcar & Cleveland-Tees Valley (South Tees)
Milton Keynes Safeguarding Partnership (MK Together)
Newcastle Safeguarding Children Partnership
Newham Safeguarding Children Partnership
Norfolk Safeguarding Children Partnership
North East Lincolnshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Northamptonshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
North Lincolnshire Children’s Multi-Agency Resilience & Safeguarding Board
North Somerset Safeguarding Children Partnership
North Tyneside Safeguarding Children Partnership
North Wales Safeguarding Board
North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Nottingham City Safeguarding Children Partnership
Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
Oldham Safeguarding Children Partnership
Oxfordshire Safeguarding Children Board
Plymouth Safeguarding Children Partnership
Portsmouth Safeguarding Children Partnership
Reading-West Berkshire-Wokingham (Berkshire West Safeguarding Children Partnership)
Redbridge Safeguarding Children Partnership
Rochdale Borough Safeguarding Children Partnership
Rotherham Safeguarding Children Partnership
Salford Safeguarding Children Partnership
Sandwell Children’s Safeguarding Partnership
Sefton Safeguarding Children Partnership
Sheffield Children Safeguarding Partnership
Shropshire Safeguarding Community Partnership
Slough Safeguarding Partnership
Solihull Safeguarding Children Partnership
Somerset Safeguarding Children Partnership
South Gloucestershire Children’s Partnership
South Tyneside Safeguarding Children Partnership
Southampton Safeguarding Children Partnership
Southend Safeguarding Partnership
Southwark Safeguarding Children Partnership
St. Helens Safeguarding Children Partnership
Staffordshire Safeguarding Children Board
Stockport Safeguarding Children Partnership
Stoke-on-Trent Safeguarding Children Partnership
Suffolk Safeguarding Partnership
Sunderland Safeguarding Children Partnership
Surrey Safeguarding Children Partnership
Sutton Local Safeguarding Children Partnership
Swindon Safeguarding Partnership
Tameside Safeguarding Children Partnership
Telford and Wrekin Safeguarding Partnership
Thurrock Local Safeguarding Children Partnership
Torbay Safeguarding Children Partnership (this website is reportedly not secure)
Tower Hamlets Safeguarding Children Partnership
Trafford Strategic Safeguarding Partnership
Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership
National Independent Safeguarding Board of Wales
Walsall Safeguarding Partnership
Waltham Forest Safeguarding Children Board
Wandsworth Safeguarding Children Partnership
Warrington Safeguarding Partnerships
West Glamorgan Safeguarding Board
West Sussex Safeguarding Children Partnership
Wigan Safeguarding Partnership
Wiltshire Safeguarding Vulnerable People Partnership
Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Safeguarding Partnership
Wirral Safeguarding Children Partnership
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Useful Organisations
Battle Scars is a small, dedicated, 100% survivor-led and run charity offering local, regional, national, as well as international support around self-harm.
The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is a suicide prevention charity on a mission to help people end their misery, not their lives.
Cruse Bereavement assists individuals during one of the most challenging periods in life by providing bereavement support, information, and campaigning.
First Hand is for anyone affected by witnessing a suicide when they did not know the person who has died. This may be because you happened to be at a particular location or because your job involves responding to these incidents.
Gambling with Lives is a charity set up by families bereaved by gambling that provides support, raises awareness of gambling disorder’s devastating effects, & campaigns for change.
Harmless is a Centre of Excellence for Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention
Mind stands up to the injustices – in healthcare, in work, in law – which make life harder for those of us with mental health problems. Offers help through information, advice and local services. It brings together individuals and communities who care about mental health to make a difference.
The National Suicide Prevention Alliance (NSPA)is a coalition of individuals and organisations from the public, private, voluntary and charity sectors. It works to ensure that fewer lives are lost to suicide and that anyone affected receives the best possible support.
Papyrus Prevention of Young Suicide is a UK charity dedicated to the prevention of suicide and the promotion of positive mental health and emotional well-being in young people. Hopeline247 call: 0800 068 4141, text: 88247 email: pat@papyrus-uk.org support available
The Samaritans make sure people have somewhere to turn and support when they need it most. They work with communities to let people know they’re there for them and campaign to make suicide prevention a priority. Helpline: 116 123 email: jo@samaritans.org write a letter, online chat, face-to-face support available
Sehhat seeks to shape the mindset of the Punjabi and South Asian community around Mental health and Suicide.
Self Injury Support is a UK-based charity that provides emotional support, information, and advocacy for women and girls affected by self-harm, through text, email, and outreach services.
Shout is the UK's first and only free, confidential, 24/7 text messaging service for anyone who is struggling to cope. To start a conversation, text the word ‘Shout’ to 85258.
Silence of Suicide (SOS) is committed to raising awareness, providing resources, and fostering a community dedicated to suicide prevention; they aim to save lives and promote mental well-being for all. Helpline: 0808 115 1505, online, in-person support available
The Suicidal Behaviour Research Laboratory (SBRL), at the University of Glasgow, conducts interdisciplinary research, including experimental research, clinical and non-clinical studies, as well as psychosocial interventions as we strive to understand and prevent suicide.
Suicide & Co. strongly believe in the power of conversation and uses a variety of initiatives to spark conversations and encourage open dialogues around bereavement from suicide and mental health more generally.
The Support After Suicide Partnership (SASP) is recognised as an expert in suicide postvention, assisting a wide range of organisations in adopting best practices for suicide bereavement service provision, and currently has over 120 members in its network.
Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide (SoBS) is the only organisation offering peer-to-peer support to all those over the age of 18 impacted by suicide loss in the UK. They help those bereaved by suicide to support each other at the time of their loss and in the months and years that follow.
The Mix offers free, confidential support, expert advice and a welcoming community, all designed with and for young people. Whether you need help with mental health, relationships, work, money or anything else, you’ll find it here — whenever you need it.
Tough to Talk is the UK's leading Men's Mental Health charity dedicated to breaking the silence that leads to suicide.
Young Minds provides young people with the tools to look after their mental health and empowers adults to be the best support they can be to the young people in their lives.
Articles and Blogs
The importance of taking suicidal thoughts in young people seriously Papyrus Blog
Audio Visual Materials
Why do people self-harm? - Somerset Youth Parliament 28 May 2025
What is self-harm? – Harmless UK 17 Feb 2017
The bridge between suicide and life – Kevin Briggs March 2014 TED2014
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Recommended Books
Jonny Benjamin (2019) The Stranger on the Bridge: My Journey from Suicidal Despair to Hope - Bluebird
Education, learning, training courses and providers
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Stay Alive App - Grassroots Suicide Prevention
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Useful Organisations
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) is a membership organisation for those working in adult social care. As a charity, it collaborates with professionals, other organisations, and individuals with lived experience to influence decision-makers, policies, and legislation at local, regional, and national levels.
The Care Provider Alliance (CPA) brings together the ten leading national associations representing independent and voluntary adult social care providers in England. It represents the whole sector, providing a coordinated response to the significant issues that affect it.
Care England is a registered charity and is the leading representative body for small, medium, and large providers in England.
Carers Trust works to transform the lives of unpaid carers through our innovative programme work, influencing policy, undertaking research and providing specialist resources for professionals.
Carers UK provides information and advice on caring, helps carers connect with each other, campaigns with carers for lasting change, and uses innovation to improve services.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England, monitoring, inspecting, and regulating services while publishing its findings.
MYTIME Young Carers recognise and celebrate the incredible young people who do so much to support those they care for. They believe that young carers should have access to the support, friendships, and opportunities every child and young person deserves.
The National Dignity Council shapes and influences the work of the Dignity in Care network, campaigns for Dignity Champions, and supports them.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) evaluates new health technologies for NHS use, taking into account clinical effectiveness and value for money. We also produce useful and usable guidance that assists health and care practitioners in delivering the best care.
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) selects the most significant studies and findings in academic journals and presents them in an accessible manner. It summarises individual studies and collections of research on specific topics, which can guide decisions regarding health and care, whether you’re a member of the public, a health or care professional, a commissioner, or a policy maker.
National Voices is England's leading coalition of health and social care charities. It has more than 200 members covering a diverse range of health conditions and communities, connecting with the experiences of millions of people.
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Legislation, regulations and guidance
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Health and Social Care Act 2008
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Useful Organisations
The Ambition Institute is a charity that provides training and professional development for teachers and school leaders to improve their practice of working with children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
The Centre for Educational Neuroscience is a university-led research centre that combines the expertise of researchers in child development, neuroscience, and education at three world-leading universities: Birkbeck University of London, UCL Institute of Education, and University College London.
The Centre for the Use of Research and Evidence in Education (CUREE)is an independent company that works at the cutting edge of research and evidence-informed educational practice. Its goal is to help teachers make informed decisions about the most effective and efficient approaches to use in their context.
The Chartered College of Teaching is the professional body for teachers working to empower a knowledgeable and respected teaching profession through membership and accreditation.
Class 13 focuses on putting equity and relationships at the heart of education by building a community of dedicated educators who work together to tackle the root causes of inequity and transform their classrooms.
Coram Life Education is the UK’s leading charity provider of PSHE education, supporting over 50,000 teachers and reaching over 600,000 pupils.
The Department for Education (DfE) is a ministerial department, supported by 17 agencies and public bodies responsible for children’s services and education, including early years, schools, higher and further education policy, apprenticeships, and wider skills in England.
Diversity Role Models promote an understanding and acceptance of individual differences and an end to LGBTQ+ bullying in schools.
The Early Education and Childcare Coalition unites the voices of parents, children, providers, those working in the sector, and the wider business community to promote its vision of an early education and childcare sector that offers high-quality, affordable provision for all families in all communities, alongside good pay, conditions, and funding for those delivering that education and care.
Educate Against Hate provides Government advice and trusted resources to help safeguard students from radicalisation, build resilience to all types of extremism and promote our shared values.
Education and Employers is a UK-based charity that aims to “provide young people with the inspiration, motivation, knowledge, skills and opportunities they need to help them achieve their potential.”
The Education and Training Foundation (ETF) is the workforce development body for the Further Education and Training sector.
The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) is an independent charity dedicated to breaking the link between family income and educational achievement. It does this by supporting schools, colleges, and early years settings to improve teaching and learning through the better use of evidence.
The Education Policy Institute (EPI) works to raise standards in education through rigorous data analysis, research, and the exchange of information and knowledge. Its goal is to help inform the public and hold government and decision-makers accountable.
Education Support is the only UK charity dedicated to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of teachers and education staff in schools, colleges and universities.
Excluded Lives, at the University of Oxford, is a multidisciplinary project involving the four jurisdictions in the UK. It aims to provide a comprehensive and interdisciplinary view of the policies, practices, and costs of formal, informal, and illegal school exclusions.
The Fair Education Alliance is a coalition of 300 organisations tackling educational inequity.
Free Periods is a not-for-profit organisation fighting to ensure that no young person has to miss out on their education because they menstruate.
IOE, Faculty of Education and Society, UCL Working across education, culture, psychology, and social science, IOE creates lasting and evolving change in a real-world context. They embrace cross-pollination, collaboration, and excellence to create an inclusive and just future.
LGfL is a charitable trust whose mission is to advance education.
Mission 44 aims to drive change so that every young person can succeed in school and access great careers in STEM.
The National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) creates and shares research evidence and insights on education policy and practice, informs policymakers and other key decision-makers, and strengthens classroom practice.
The National Institute of Teaching (NIoT) works to improve the quality of teaching and school leadership by conducting research, applying the insights to the design and delivery of its professional development programmes and sharing findings with the sector.
The National Literacy Trust is an independent charity that empowers children, young people, and adults with the literacy skills they need to succeed.
The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted) is a non-ministerial department that inspects services providing education and skills for learners of all ages. It also inspects and regulates services that care for children and young people.
Rethinking Assessment has assembled a broad coalition of teachers, school leaders, professionals, thinkers, and decision makers, all dedicated to creating a system that highlights the strengths of each of our young people. Its work now concentrates on generating insights, evidence, and ideas for new equitable assessment solutions.
Right to Succeed supports communities in areas of high deprivation, helping children and young people get the best start in life.
Safeguarding in Schools supports educational institutions in ensuring children's safety both inside and outside the classroom through briefings, courses, and a subscription service, which is available on a fee-based basis.
School-Home Support (SHS) is a national education charity working to improve low school attendance and maximise educational opportunities for all children.
The Schools Wellbeing Partnership, part of the National Children’s Bureau, is a growing national network of over 100 member organisations from the education, health and wellbeing, and children’s sectors, working together to improve the well-being of all children in education.
Sex Ed Matters is a social enterprise on a mission to strengthen Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) across the UK to build happy, healthy communities.
Shine is an education charity that works with teachers, schools, and other organisations to help disadvantaged children in the North of England fulfil their true potential.
The Teacher Development Trust is a UK charity which works to raise awareness of the importance of professional development for teachers and other education professionals.
The Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) is an executive agency sponsored by the Department for Education, responsible for regulating the teaching profession.
Teach First trains talented teachers and equips school leaders working in some of the poorest areas of the country, giving children with the fewest opportunities access to a great education.
tes work with teachers and schools to develop innovative and flexible software and services to help teachers and school leaders worldwide provide the best education to millions of children.
The Bell Foundation is a charity that aims to overcome exclusion through language education by working with partners on innovation, research, training, and practical interventions.
The Learning Scientists is a group of cognitive psychological scientists based in the US who are interested in research on education, specifically the science of learning.
The Wellbeing Hub from Teen Tips is an expert-led, evidence-based resource created to address the social, emotional, and educational needs of children and young people. The platform provides comprehensive tools and guidance to enable educators and support the entire school community in fostering students’ mental health and well-being.
Trauma Informed Schools and Communities UK (TISUK) is a community interest company, passionate about changing children's lives through inspirational training for schools and communities, ensuring mentally healthy cultures for all.
Young Enterprise motivates young people to succeed in the changing world of work by equipping them with the work skills, knowledge and confidence they need.
The Youth Sport Trust equips educators and empowers young people to create a future where every child enjoys the life-changing benefits of play and sport.
Articles and Blogs
11 Ways to Facilitate Great Conversations Coaching for Leaders
School refusal: Insights from Parent Talk - Action For Children 24 Oct 2023
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Legislation, regulations and guidance
Apprenticeships, Skills, Children, and Learning Act 2009
Education and Inspections Act 2006
Guidance: Regional Prevent education coordinators – How regional Prevent education coordinators (RPECs) can help education providers with the Prevent duty – Department for Education (DfE) 21 May 2025
Keeping children safe in education 2024: Statutory guidance for schools and colleges – Department for Education (DfE) 2 Sep 2024
Suspension and permanent exclusion from maintained schools, academies and pupil referral units in England, including pupil movement Guidance for maintained schools, academies, and pupil referral units in England – Department for Education (DfE) 19 Aug 2024
Working together to improve school attendance Statutory guidance for maintained schools, academies, independent schools and local authorities – Department for Education (DfE) 19 Aug 2024
Children Missing Education: Statutory guidance for local authorities – Department for Education 19 Aug 2024
Behaviour in Schools: Advice for headteachers and school staff – Department for Education (DfE) 19 Feb 2024
Education for children with health needs who cannot attend school – Department for Education (DfE) 14 Dec 2023
Searching, Screening and Confiscation: Advice for schools – Department for Education (DfE) 13 Jul 2022 Updated 19 Jul 2023
When to Call the Police: Guidance for Schools and Colleges – National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) Oct 2020
Mental health and behaviour in schools – Department for Education (DfE) Nov 2018
The designated teacher for looked after and previously looked-after children Statutory guidance on their roles and responsibilities – Department for Education (DfE) Feb 2018
Supporting pupils at school with medical conditions Statutory guidance for governing bodies of maintained schools and proprietors of academies in England Department for Education (DfE) Dec 2015
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Other Useful links, including Toolkits and Apps
Counter Extremism – Preventing Radicalisation in Schools – This resource has been developed in collaboration with school practitioners, extremism experts, the Department for Education (DfE) and the Home Office. It is designed to reflect recent developments around extremism and empower staff to safeguard pupils as part of a whole-school approach to implementing the Prevent duty.
Teacher Tapp is a daily survey app for teachers that asks three questions a day to gauge their thoughts on various topics.
Traumatic Bereavement - UK Trauma Council. Free, evidence-based resources to support schools, colleges and practitioners working with traumatically bereaved
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Useful Organisations
The #iwill movement was founded to showcase the Power of Youth social action and encourage others to better involve young people in decisions.
The Academy of Ideas has been committed to organising free and open public debates for over twenty years, hosting thousands of public debates, festivals, forums, and salons where people from all walks of life come together to engage in intelligent public debates – often on controversial topics – to challenge contemporary knee-jerk orthodoxies.
The Barrow Cadbury Trust is an independent, endowed charitable foundation focused on social justice and equality issues.
Be Human believes that how people feel is important. If people feel that they know what is going on and how things work, they have more confidence and value and appreciate the experience.
Carnegie UK aims to improve collective well-being by influencing public policy and practice. It does this by conducting research, advocating for its ideas and insights and bringing people together to explore current issues that affect collective well-being.
The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) is an independent, award-winning organisation that puts social justice at the heart of British politics. The CSJ’s vision is for those living in Britain's poorest and most disadvantaged communities to be given every opportunity to flourish and reach their full potential.
Connect Futures works with young people to build skills and confidence to navigate and become leaders in the face of some of the most sensitive and contemporary challenges. They work with organisations to build knowledge, confidence and capacity to tackle these challenges and actively promote and enact equality, diversity and inclusion.
The Council of Europe is the continent's leading human rights organisation. All Council of Europe member states have signed up to the European Convention on Human Rights, a treaty designed to protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The European Court of Human Rights oversees the implementation of the Convention in the member states.
FrameWorks UK collaborate with charities and other mission-driven organisations to communicate about social issues in ways that will create change.
In Control is a national charity working for an inclusive society where everyone has the support they need to live a good life and make a valued contribution.
The Institute for Social Value is the professional body for social value and impact management in the United Kingdom. It provides training to organisations and individuals on how to measure social value and use the data to make informed, responsive decisions.
Intergenerational England is dedicated to bridging the generational divide, fostering connections across generations, sectors, and government to create a more inclusive and resilient society.
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) is an independent social change organisation that works to support and speed up the transition to a more equitable and just future, free from poverty, where people and the planet can flourish.
The Local Government Association (LGA) is the national membership body for local authorities, working on behalf of its member councils to support, promote, and improve local government.
Nesta is the UK's innovation agency for social good. It designs, tests, and scales new solutions to society’s biggest problems, improving millions of lives.
The Nuffield Foundation is an independent charitable trust with a mission to advance educational opportunity and social well-being.
The Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) is a leading global organisation for peace research, conducting innovative studies on the conditions that foster peaceful relations among states, groups, and individuals.
The Refugee Council works with community groups, partners and volunteers to help people who have escaped war and persecution to rebuild their lives, integrate into communities, and play their part in Britain.
The Resolution Foundation is an independent think-tank focused on improving the living standards of those on low-to-middle incomes.
She Is Not Your Rehab is an anti-violence movement, created to address and dismantle cycles of intergenerational trauma, violence and abuse, by promoting safe relationships and providing support for individuals and communities.
Social Change is proud to say they have saved society millions through groundbreaking research, award-winning campaigns, and change programmes, and they have helped businesses and brands deliver profit with purpose.
Social Finance is a non-profit organisation that helps partners design, fund and scale solutions to complex and enduring social issues in the UK and globally.
Soundproofbox is an organisation that turns up the volume on critical social issues affecting our communities and workplaces to educate and inspire change.
Theos stimulates the debate about the place of religion in society, challenging and changing ideas through research, commentary and events.
The Jo Cox Foundation is a small charity that, like Jo, believes that a kinder, fairer and more connected world is possible. Underpinning this belief is the understanding that we have more in common than that which divides us.
The Salvation Army is a worldwide Christian church and registered charity that has been fighting social inequality and transforming lives for over 150 years. It offers friendship, practical help, and support to some of the most disadvantaged people in our communities.
The Sutton Trust is the UK’s leading social mobility charity. Its programmes empower young people to access life-changing opportunities, and its research influences national change to deliver a fairer future.
The Young Foundation work collaboratively to improve lives and address shared challenges, driving social change for stronger communities and a fairer future.
Toynbee Hall is a charity working alongside people facing poverty, injustice, and inequality to build a fairer East London.
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