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Useful Organisations

Information, Advice and Support

Adfam is England’s leading charity supporting and campaigning for families affected by someone else’s drinking, drug use or gambling, providing guidance, advocacy, resources and support networks.

Adferiad is a Welsh charity that supports people affected by mental health challenges, addiction and complex needs through advocacy, housing, counselling, crisis support, employment services, campaigning and community-based recovery programmes.

Betknowmore UK is a charity that prevents and addresses gambling-related harm through education, training, peer support, advocacy and recovery services, helping individuals, families and communities affected by gambling-related harm rebuild healthier lives.

Chapter One is a UK programme that provides information, training and support for people affected by gambling harms, helping individuals, families and professionals access evidence-based guidance and specialist services.

Drinkaware is an independent UK charity that provides evidence-based information, campaigns, research, and digital tools to reduce alcohol-related harm, helping individuals make informed drinking choices and working with government, communities, researchers, and industry partners.

The Forward Trust is a charity that supports individuals affected by addiction, crime, and unemployment. It provides recovery, treatment, and employment programmes in prisons and communities to help people rebuild stable, productive lives.

GambleAware is a charity and independent commissioner that funds research, education, prevention, and treatment services to reduce gambling harms, raise awareness, and support individuals, families, and communities across Great Britain.

GamCare is a charity and non-profit organisation that offers free, confidential information, advice, and treatment for gambling harms. It runs the National Gambling Helpline and supports individuals, families, and communities across Great Britain.

Gambling with Lives is a charity founded by families bereaved by gambling-related suicide, providing specialised support to affected families, raising awareness of gambling harms, and campaigning for stronger regulation and prevention.

The National Gambling Clinic is a London-based NHS specialist healthcare service that offers assessment, treatment, family support and recovery services for people experiencing gambling-related harms, delivered through evidence-based psychological interventions and specialist care.

Outside Edge Theatre Company is a London-based charity that uses theatre and the arts to support people affected by addiction, improve wellbeing, reduce stigma and promote recovery through creative participation, training, performances and community engagement.

Phoenix Futures is a charity and housing association that supports people affected by drug and alcohol problems through community, residential, housing, prison and specialist services, helping individuals, families and communities achieve lasting recovery.

Project 6 is a Yorkshire-based charity delivering harm reduction, recovery, and training services across Doncaster, Keighley, and Sheffield, supporting people affected by substance use, multiple disadvantage, and social exclusion through community partnerships and evidence-based programmes.

The Sikh Recovery Network is a UK-registered charity that provides culturally sensitive support for people affected by alcohol and drug addiction, including peer recovery groups, awareness programmes, and community engagement to reduce stigma within Sikh communities.

SMART Recovery is a charity that provides science-based mutual-aid meetings, training, and recovery tools to support people in overcoming addictive behaviours through self-management, peer support, and evidence-informed psychological approaches that promote sustained recovery.

Turning Point is a social enterprise and charity providing health and social care services, supporting people with mental health needs, substance misuse, learning disabilities, and complex social challenges through community-based treatment, recovery, and support programmes.

WithYou is a charity providing free, confidential support for people experiencing drug, alcohol and mental health challenges, delivering community, online and treatment services for adults, young people and families.

Research, Policy and Harm Reduction

Alcohol Change UK is a national charity working to reduce alcohol-related harm through research, public campaigns, policy advocacy, education, and behaviour-change initiatives that promote healthier drinking cultures and improved support services.

Alcohol Health Alliance is a coalition of over 60 non-governmental organisations working nationally to reduce alcohol harm through research, advocacy, and evidence-based policy, influencing government decision-making and public health strategies.

The Global Commission on Drug Policy is an international body of political leaders and experts that advocates evidence-based drug policy reform worldwide, promoting public health, human rights, and regulatory approaches through research, reports, and high-level policy advocacy.

Release is a charity specialising in drugs and drug law, providing free, confidential legal advice, representation, harm-reduction information, and policy advocacy to support individuals affected by drug use and by legislation.

Tony D’Agostino / TD Consultancy is a UK-based training and consultancy provider specialising in drug and alcohol education. It offers professional training, policy development, advisory services, and resources via its website.

Transform Drug Policy Foundation is an independent UK charity that conducts national and international research, policy analysis, and advocacy to promote evidence-based drug policy reform, with a focus on public health, legal regulation, harm reduction, and social justice.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a global agency that supports countries in addressing illicit drugs, crime, corruption, and terrorism through international research, policy development, legal frameworks, and technical assistance, promoting justice, security, and public health worldwide.

Regulation, Standards and Safer Gambling

The Gambling Commission is the UK regulator for commercial gambling and the National Lottery, licensing operators, enforcing gambling laws, protecting vulnerable people, and promoting fair, safe, and crime-free gambling environments.

The Portman Group is a not-for-profit organisation and an alcohol industry self-regulator that promotes responsible drinking by overseeing standards for alcohol marketing, packaging, and promotion, operating codes of practice, conducting research, and supporting social responsibility initiatives.

Community Safety and Prevention

Live Safe is a multi-agency community safety initiative serving Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, offering information, resources and support on exploitation, violence, online safety, substance use, healthy relationships and safeguarding.

Articles and Blogs

County Lines threat remains ‘significant’ and continues to evolve, report finds – Police Professional 22 Oct 2025

Deaths related to drug poisoning in England and Wales: 2024 registrations – ONS 17 Oct 2025

If you’re going to drink, what’s the ‘healthiest’ way to do it?– National Geographic 16 Oct 2025

Vaping in children and teens: smoke without fire? - Welsh Parliament 6 Dec 2022

The Complex World of Drugs Newsletter – Tony D'Agostino LinkedIn

Audio Visual Materials

What is 'shatter' cannabis and why it poses a triple threat as a deadly new breed of weed – ITV News 14 May 2025 YouTube 5m 14s: Highly potent, dangerous to deal with and extremely explosive, Gregg Easteal explains how 'shatter' poses a triple threat as a deadly new breed of weed.

Vaping Scars – Christina Gabbitas 22 Mar 2025 13m 28s: A group of friends, seeking adventure and a quick way to earn some cash, find themselves exploited into delivering vapes filled with an illegal substance. As they delve deeper into this risky operation, they soon realise that the money isn't as easy to come by as they thought, and the contents of the vapes pose serious dangers to their health and safety.

How does alcohol cause hangovers? – Judy Grisel July 2022 TED-Ed 4m 34s: The molecule responsible for hangovers is ethanol, which we colloquially refer to as alcohol. Ethanol is present in all alcoholic beverages, and the more ethanol, the greater the potential for a hangover. So, how exactly does alcohol cause a hangover— and is there any way to prevent one? Judy Grisel explores the surprising ways that alcohol affects the body.

Everything you think you know about addiction is wrong – Johann Hari TED Talk 9 Jul 2015 YouTube 14m 42s: What really causes addiction – to everything from cocaine to smartphones? And how can we overcome it? Johann Hari has seen our current methods fail first-hand, as he has watched loved ones struggle to manage their addictions. He started to wonder why we treat addicts the way we do – and if there might be a better way.

Reports, Documents and Publications

Managing drug and alcohol misuse at work - HSE

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Psychoactive Substances Act 2016:Prohibits production, supply, importation and exportation of psychoactive substances intended for human consumption, targeting legal highs.

Children and Families Act 2014:Supports children affected by parental substance misuse through safeguarding, young carers' rights, SEND provision, family support and welfare services.

Health Act 2006: Introduced smoke-free public places and workplaces in England, reducing second-hand smoke exposure and improving public health.

Gambling Act 2005:Regulates gambling activities, protecting children and vulnerable people, ensuring fairness, and preventing gambling-related crime and exploitation.

Licensing Act 2003: Regulates alcohol sales, entertainment and late-night refreshment, promoting public safety, crime prevention and child protection.

Misuse of Drugs Act 1971: The principal UK law controlling dangerous drugs, classifying substances and creating offences for possession, supply and production.

Regulations

Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016: Implemented tobacco product standards, packaging and labelling requirements, helping protect consumers and reduce smoking-related harm.

Statutory Guidance

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Codes of Practice

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Standards

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Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

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Non-Statutory 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, Services and Apps

Clear Minds Safer Homes – Kent Safeguarding Children Multi-Agency Partnership: Clear Minds Safer Homes is a campaign designed to raise awareness among professionals working with children and families about the potential risks posed by parental cannabis use.

Substance Use - The Children’s Society

The organisations included provide a wide range of services, including information and advice, practical support, advocacy, research, professional guidance, policy development, training, campaigns and specialist services. Whether you are seeking help for yourself or others, looking for evidence-based resources, or searching for organisations that can support your professional practice, this directory is designed to help you find relevant information quickly and easily.

To make navigation simpler, organisations are grouped into four broad sections:

• Family, Parenting and Early Years – Organisations supporting pregnancy, babies, children, parents, carers and family wellbeing, including early intervention, parenting advice, childcare and family support.

• Children, Young People and Specialist Support – Organisations providing direct services, advocacy, mentoring, safeguarding, mental health support, disability services, youth work, education and specialist support for children and young people.

• Research, Policy and Professional Practice – Research centres, professional bodies, membership organisations, universities, charities and think tanks that generate evidence, influence policy and support professional development and best practice.

• Rights, Advocacy and Justice – Organisations promoting children's rights, providing independent advocacy, supporting families involved in legal processes, and improving access to justice and fair decision-making.

The organisations are listed alphabetically within each section to make them easy to locate. While many organisations work across more than one area, each has been placed in the section that best reflects its primary purpose and the needs of most users.

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. Resources updated 27.06.2026.

Useful Organisations

Family, Parenting and Early Years

Action for Children is a major UK children’s charity that provides practical, emotional and family support, fostering, childcare, disability services and advocacy to ensure vulnerable children and young people grow up safe, happy and thriving.

Adfam is England’s leading charity supporting and campaigning for families affected by someone else’s drinking, drug use or gambling, providing guidance, advocacy, resources and support networks.

The Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families is a UK mental health charity and research centre that advances child and family well-being through clinical services, research, training, and thought leadership in psychological health and development.

The Baby Bank Alliance is a UK network that unites and champions baby banks, enabling families living in poverty to access essential items, including clothing and equipment, as well as support. It advocates, shares resources, builds connections, and amplifies its impact.

Baby Basics UK is a charity that supports vulnerable parents and babies by providing essential start-up packs of clothing, bedding and equipment, alongside compassionate friendship, practical help and community connection.

Babyzone is a charity providing integrated early years support through community hubs, offering evidence-based activities, parenting support and partnerships to improve child development, wellbeing, and life chances for disadvantaged families.

Bliss is the UK’s leading charity for babies born premature or sick, supporting families, campaigning for improved neonatal care, providing information and influencing policy to improve survival and quality of life.

Both Parents Matter is a UK charity supporting separated parents, grandparents and families with information, advice, a helpline and peer groups to help children maintain meaningful relationships with both parents after separation.

Care for the Family is a national charity supporting families through parenting, relationship, and bereavement services. It offers courses, events, resources, and helplines to strengthen family life and resilience.

The Centre for Separated Families is a national charity offering child-centred information, advice, and resources to parents and carers, supporting families in navigating separation, enhancing communication, and prioritising children’s wellbeing.

Contact is a charity that supports families of disabled children through information, emotional support, peer networks, and practical help to navigate services, education, and daily life challenges with confidence and resilience.

Coram Family and Childcare is a national charity dedicated to childcare and early years, providing research, advocacy, and parent-led programmes to enhance affordability, access, and outcomes for families.

Coram Family Lives is a charity that provides parenting and family support through helplines, online advice, early intervention services, crisis support, befriending programmes and resources that strengthen family relationships, wellbeing and resilience.

Dad Matters is a Home-Start UK programme that supports expectant and new dads in building strong relationships with their babies and improving mental wellbeing and confidence through outreach, peer support and workshops.

The Early Years Alliance is an educational charity supporting early years providers through training, advice, resources and advocacy, promoting high-quality childcare, safeguarding, and improved outcomes for children and families.

Family Action is a charity that strengthens families and communities by providing practical support, counselling, wellbeing services, and financial inclusion programmes to improve the lives, resilience, and relationships of children and adults.

Family Lives is a charity that offers parenting advice, emotional support, and early intervention services for families. It provides a confidential helpline, online resources, courses, and local support programmes.

Father2Father is an award-winning community interest company (CIC) providing early intervention, mentoring, support, training, and guidance for boys, men, fathers, and families to foster involvement, responsibility, and stronger relationships.

The Fatherhood Institute is a charity and think tank dedicated to improving policy and practice for fathers, families and children by promoting equal parenting, conducting research, providing resources and influencing government and employers.

Gingerbread is a charity that supports single parents with advice, practical services, community connections, and campaigning to improve social, financial, and policy outcomes for single-parent families and their children.

HENRY (Health, Exercise & Nutrition for the Really Young) is a charity empowering families with children aged 0–5 through training, resources and programmes that improve early health, nutrition, wellbeing and positive parenting practices.

Home-Start UK is a family support charity with a community network of trained volunteers who provide free, non-judgmental, compassionate support to families with young children, helping parents cope and improve family wellbeing.

Jessie May is a charity that offers specialised palliative nursing care at home for children with life-limiting conditions, supporting families with respite, end-of-life care, and bereavement services.

Kindred²(Kindred Squared) is a charitable foundation that collaborates with partners to promote early childhood development and school readiness through research, advocacy, resources, and programmes, thereby improving early education outcomes.

Mumsnet is an online parenting platform and media company offering forums, advice, and peer support, enabling parents to share experiences, seek guidance, and discuss topics beyond parenting.

The NCT (National Childbirth Trust) is a charity supporting parents through pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood, offering antenatal and postnatal courses, peer support, resources, and a community to improve family well-being.

Netmums is a parenting website and online community offering advice, information, forums, local services, and peer support to help parents navigate pregnancy, childcare, and family life with expert guidance and shared experiences.

One Parent Families Scotland is a charity that supports single parents through information, advice, financial guidance, community networks, and by campaigning for fair policies to improve wellbeing, inclusion, and opportunities for families.

The Parent-Infant Foundation is a UK national charity that supports the growth and quality of specialised parent-infant relationship teams, bringing together the infant mental health sector to strengthen early bonds and babies’ lifelong wellbeing.

Parenting for Lifelong Health is a global charitable initiative that develops and scales evidence-based, open-access parenting programmes to strengthen parent–child relationships, improve child wellbeing and prevent family violence in low-resource settings worldwide.

Parentkind is a national charity and membership body for Parent Teacher Associations (PTAs) that champions parental voice in education, supports PTA fundraising, provides guidance, training and advocacy for parents and schools.

Parent Talk is an online parenting support service by the charity Action for Children, offering free advice articles and one-to-one support via chat or WhatsApp to help parents with children’s behaviour, wellbeing, and development.

The Positive Parenting Alliance is a coalition of organisations and experts promoting positive, evidence-based parenting approaches, campaigning for supportive policies, sharing resources and strengthening family practice to improve child wellbeing.

The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is a UK-based initiative founded by The Princess of Wales to raise awareness, conduct research, foster collaboration, and campaign on the critical impact of early years (0–5) development on society’s wellbeing.

Sands is the UK’s leading pregnancy and baby-loss charity, supporting anyone affected by the death of a baby, campaigning for improved bereavement care, funding research and working to save babies’ lives.

Sleep Action (formerly Sleep Scotland) is the UK’s oldest sleep charity, transforming lives by providing tailored sleep support, guidance and training to families, children, young people and professionals, promoting healthy sleep for wellbeing.

Thrive At Five is a charity supporting early-years development from pregnancy to age five by building community capacity, strengthening family support networks, and improving children’s language, learning, and life foundations.

Tommy’s is a UK charity that funds research and provides support to reduce miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth, offering information, care pathways and resources for families and healthcare professionals.

Turn2us is a charity that helps people in financial hardship access benefits, grants, and trusted support, providing tools, advice, and guidance to improve the financial well-being and stability of individuals and families.

Twins Trust is the UK’s leading charity supporting families of twins, triplets and higher-order multiples through information, community, peer support, resources and campaigns to improve wellbeing and understanding.

WellChild is a UK charity supporting seriously ill children and their families by providing personalised care, specialist equipment, family retreats, advocacy and community programmes to improve quality of life and wellbeing.

Working Families is a national charity that supports working parents and carers by providing free legal advice, employer guidance, and policy advocacy to encourage flexible working and eliminate workplace barriers.

Children, Young People and Specialist Support

10 AND 23 is a youth-focused social work and consultancy initiative that supports professionals, teams and organisations with research-informed training, evaluation, reflective supervision, publications and tailored services for ages 10–23.

Aikyam UK is a youth-led charity supporting young people aged 8–24 through workshops on critical thinking, mental health, domestic abuse awareness and gang risk, empowering resilience, leadership and safer life choices.

The Alder Hey Children’s Charity raises funds to enhance a leading children’s hospital, supporting life-saving equipment, research, innovation and patient experience to improve care and wellbeing for children and families.

Barnardo’s is a children’s charity supporting vulnerable children, young people and families through services, practical help, advocacy and campaigning to transform lives and build safer, stronger futures in communities.

BREAKOUT is a youth employment charity that supports young people in accessing sustainable work through tailored support, mentoring and employer partnerships, while challenging barriers and improving pathways into employment systems.

Break Tha Cycle is a youth and community-led charity based in Chingford, supporting disadvantaged children, young people and families through mentoring, SEND support, advocacy and community programmes promoting resilience and inclusion.

Buttle UK is a children’s charity that provides targeted Chances for Children grants to children and young people in crisis and financial hardship, improving emotional, educational and social outcomes through tailored support.

Caudwell Youth is a charity empowering at-risk young people aged 11–24 through long-term, person-centred volunteer mentoring and support, helping them build resilience, improve their mental health, and shape positive futures.

The Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) is a national charity dedicated to preventing child deaths and serious injuries from preventable accidents, offering safety advice, training, resources, and influencing policy and practice.

The Childhood Trust is a charity tackling child poverty by funding projects, supporting disadvantaged children’s physical and emotional needs, raising awareness, and improving life chances through partnerships, research and advocacy.

Childline is the UK’s free, 24-hour, confidential helpline and online counselling service for children and young people under 19, offering support by phone, chat, email and access to resources for any issue they face.

Children on the Edge is a UK charity that supports marginalised, excluded, and vulnerable children worldwide by creating safe spaces, providing education and essential services, and strengthening community resilience to transform lives and protect futures.

The Children’s Society is a national charity dedicated to transforming the hopes, happiness and wellbeing of vulnerable children and young people facing abuse, exploitation, neglect and hardship through support, research and campaigning.

The Children’s Trust is the UK’s leading charity for children with acquired brain injury and neurodisability, providing specialist rehabilitation, education, therapy and community services to help children and families achieve the best possible life.

Coram is a children’s charity providing expert services, advocacy, and support in adoption, education, family law, children’s rights, and care, and pioneering social change to improve life chances for vulnerable children and families.

Coram Kidscape (formerly Kidscape) is a children’s charity that prevents bullying and child abuse by providing practical resources, training, support, and programmes to help children, families, and professionals build confidence and ensure safety.

Dandelion Time is a charity offering nature-based therapeutic support for children affected by trauma, abuse, or neglect, working with families through structured programmes to boost confidence, resilience, relationships, and emotional wellbeing.

Embrace Child Survivors of Crime (Embrace CSoC) is a charity that supports children, young people and families affected by crime through trauma-informed counselling, emotional support, advocacy, recovery services and wellbeing programmes that foster healing and resilience.

Empire Fighting Chance is a charity that supports disadvantaged young people through non-contact boxing, mentoring, education, therapy and employability programmes, helping them overcome adversity, improve their wellbeing and realise their potential.

Fixers is a charity and youth social action programme supporting young people aged 16–25 to address issues affecting them, using creative media projects, campaigns, and broadcasting to inspire positive change.

Girlguiding is a youth charity that empowers girls and young women through fun, skills development, leadership opportunities, community activities, and inclusive programmes that build confidence, resilience, and lifelong friendships.

Includem is a Scottish charity that offers bespoke, relationship-based support to children, young people and families facing adversity, helping them make positive life changes and connect with services, education and community support.

KidsOut is a children’s charity delivering fun, confidence-building experiences, essential support and practical programmes for vulnerable and disadvantaged children, helping them thrive and overcome adversity.

Kinetic Youth is a registered youth work charity that supports young people in improving their lives through tailored youth work services in schools, prisons and communities, building skills, confidence and engagement.

The King’s Trust is a major UK youth charity that empowers 11–30-year-olds facing adversity to build confidence, gain skills, secure employment, access education or enterprise opportunities, and overcome barriers to success.

London Youth (LY) is a London-based charity that champions and strengthens community youth organisations, creating life-enhancing opportunities, training, and outdoor programmes to help young Londoners build confidence, skills, resilience, and positive futures.

The Lullaby Trust is a baby-safety charity dedicated to preventing sudden infant deaths and promoting infant health by providing trusted safer sleep advice, funding research, and supporting families bereaved by unexpected baby loss.

The Lumos Foundation (Lumos) is an international UK-registered charity that ends the institutionalisation of children globally by promoting family-based care, influencing policy, sharing evidence and transforming child care systems to ensure safer childhoods.

MYTIME Young Carers is a charity that supports young carers aged 5–25 by offering programmes, activities, research, and advocacy to enhance wellbeing, education, opportunities, and recognition for young people with caring responsibilities.

The National Youth Advocacy Service (NYAS) is a children’s rights charity and advocacy organisation that supports children, young people and vulnerable adults through advocacy, legal representation, safeguarding support, helplines, independent visitors and campaigning for care-experienced individuals.

The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is a leading UK child protection charity that prevents abuse, supports affected children and families, and campaigns for safer futures.

OnSide is a national charity that funds, builds and supports a network of state-of-the-art Youth Zones providing safe, inspiring centres and exceptional youth work, empowering young people to thrive.

Our Time Charity supports children and young people affected by parental mental illness by offering workshops, training, resources, and advocacy to enhance understanding, resilience, and long-term well-being outcomes.

Pause is a national charity offering intensive trauma-informed support and programmes to women who have had – or are at risk of having – more than one child removed from their care, aiming to break the cycle of repeat removals and improve services and systems that affect them.

The Peace Alliance is a charity and community organisation that seeks to reduce violence, support victims, strengthen community cohesion, and create opportunities for young people through mentoring, advocacy, education, partnership projects, and social action initiatives.

The Reach Foundation is a charity that empowers young people aged 14–25, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, through mentoring, employability support, skills development and confidence-building to help them achieve their potential.

Redthread is a national youth work charity that supports young people affected by violence, exploitation, trauma and mental health difficulties through hospital-based interventions, advocacy, training, research and safeguarding-focused support services.

The Royal National Children’s Foundation (RNCF) is a British charity that provides grants and boarding school places for vulnerable children aged 7–18 whose home or family circumstances jeopardise their development, transforming lives through education and support.

Save the Children is a global children’s charity working in the UK and internationally to protect children’s rights, provide emergency relief, improve education, health and wellbeing, and build safer, fairer futures for all children.

The Scouts is a youth movement that empowers young people through outdoor adventures, skills development, community service, leadership opportunities and inclusive programmes that build confidence, resilience and lifelong friendships.

Shared Lives Plus is the UK membership charity for Shared Lives and Homeshare, supporting carers, schemes, and community-based care that help adults who need support live independently and share their lives in family settings.

Spurgeons is a children’s charity that provides frontline support through early help, family hubs, mentoring, youth clubs and targeted services to strengthen families, reduce adversity and improve outcomes for vulnerable children and young people.

St Giles Trust is a charity that supports people experiencing poverty, exploitation, and involvement with the criminal justice system. It offers advice, advocacy, training, and peer-led services to help individuals rebuild their lives and gain employment.

The Theodora Children’s Charity brings joy, laughter and therapeutic play to seriously ill or disabled children in hospitals and specialist centres, using trained Giggle Doctors to ease stress and improve wellbeing.

Together for Short Lives is the UK’s leading children’s palliative care charity, supporting babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions and their families through practical, emotional and financial help, advocacy, resources and community.

The UK Trauma Council is an expert body hosted by the Anna Freud Centre, bringing together research, policy, and practice to enhance trauma-informed support, guidance, and outcomes for children and young people.

UNICEF UK is a charity that raises funds, campaigns and advocates to protect children’s rights, support global emergency and development work, and improve child wellbeing both locally and internationally.

The WAVE Trust is a charity dedicated to preventing child maltreatment and violence by tackling the root causes of childhood adversity, promoting early intervention, trauma-informed practice and systemic change for better child wellbeing.

We Stand is a charity that supports families affected by child sexual abuse, providing helplines, counselling, legal advice, training, and whole-family support to assist non-abusing parents and carers in rebuilding and recovering.

Wooden Spoon is the children’s charity of rugby in the UK and Ireland, funding life-changing projects that support disabled, disadvantaged or disengaged children and young people through grants, facilities and inclusive opportunities.

Wood Street Mission is a children’s charity supporting families in poverty in Manchester and Salford by providing essential items, practical support, festive gifts, wellbeing programmes and advocacy to improve children’s lives and family stability.

YMCA is a charity empowering young people through community services, affordable housing, youth development, wellbeing support, skills training, and inclusive opportunities to thrive and build positive futures.

The Young Carers Alliance is a UK network hosted by Carers Trust that brings together over 200 organisations and 1,000 individuals to collaborate, share best practice and strengthen collective influence to improve outcomes for young carers and families.

YoungMinds is a UK charity that improves children’s and young people’s mental health through advice, resources, campaigns, and training; empowers young people, parents, and professionals; influences policy; and promotes early mental health support.

Young Roots is a London-based charity supporting young refugees and asylum seekers aged 11–25 through wellbeing, casework, youth activities, English learning, legal and therapeutic support, and policy advocacy to help them fulfil their potential in the UK.

Youth Access is the UK’s national membership body for youth advice and counselling services, championing, supporting and connecting community-based services so young people aged 11–25 can access free advice, counselling and support.

Young Enterprise is an education charity that empowers young people through enterprise, financial, and employability programmes that build confidence, money management, teamwork, and entrepreneurial skills for success in work, life, and learning.

Youthscape is a national charity based in Luton empowering young people and youth workers by delivering innovative youth programmes, research, training, resources and community engagement to support wellbeing, leadership and positive change.

UK Youth is a national youth sector charity supporting youth organisations, services and young people through advocacy, training, accredited programmes and partnerships that expand opportunities, leadership and positive outcomes.

Research, Policy and Professional Practice

The Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS) is England’s professional leadership body for statutory directors of children’s services and senior managers, shaping policy, practice and commissioning in education, social care and family support.

The British Association of Social Workers (BASW) is the UK’s largest professional membership organisation for social work, supporting social workers’ careers, ethics, practice, research, policy influence and social justice advocacy across the UK.

Born in Bradford is an internationally recognised NHS-linked research programme that studies health, well-being, and inequalities affecting children, young people and families through long-term research, community partnerships, policy development, public engagement and educational resources.

CASCADE (Children’s Social Care Research and Development Centre) at Cardiff University is a research centre that improves children’s wellbeing, safety and rights by generating and sharing evidence on children’s social care practice, policy and services.

The Centre for Research in Early Childhood (CREC) is a research and professional development organisation dedicated to improving early years education and outcomes through research, training, consultancy, teacher education, conferences and reflective practice.

The Centre for Research on Children and Families (CRCF) at the University of East Anglia is an interdisciplinary research centre that produces high-quality evidence on vulnerable children, parenting and family change to inform policy and improve wellbeing.

The Centre for Young Lives is an independent UK think tank and delivery unit, founded by Baroness Anne Longfield CBE in 2024, dedicated to research, policy innovation and campaigns that improve life chances for children, young people and families.

The Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) is a charity dedicated to preventing and ending child poverty by researching causes and impacts, campaigning for evidence-based policy change, advising on social security, and helping families access support.

Child Rights Connect is a global, independent network of 100+ organisations advancing children’s rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, empowering defenders, engaging with the UN and strengthening the implementation of children’s rights worldwide.

Childwise is a UK research agency specialising in speaking directly with children and young people to uncover insights and trends through qualitative and quantitative studies, published reports, and commissioned research.

The Children and Families Research Centre at the University of Bristol is an interdisciplinary research centre within the School for Policy Studies, generating evidence on children’s lives, family wellbeing, child welfare and policy to inform practice and improve outcomes.

Children in Wales is the national umbrella membership body in Wales for organisations and individuals working with children, young people and families, promoting rights, influencing policy, sharing information and strengthening child-focused practice.

Coram PACEY is a professional association and charity that supports childminders, nannies and early years professionals through training, resources, advice, advocacy and membership services, promoting high-quality childcare, education and positive outcomes for children and families.

The Family Justice Council is an advisory body for England and Wales that brings together legal, social work, and child welfare experts to improve decision-making, policy, and practice in family justice for children and families within the court system.

The Family Solutions Group is a multidisciplinary expert team advocating for children’s rights during family separation, promoting better support outside court processes, and shaping policy, practice, and public understanding.

The Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) is a grant-making charity, funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, that supports research and evidence-based initiatives to help ex-Service personnel and their families transition successfully to civilian life.

Foundations: What Works Centre for Children & Families generates and champions actionable evidence to improve family support services, strengthen foundational relationships, and shape better policy and practice.

Impetus is a charity transforming the lives of disadvantaged young people by funding, building and strengthening high-impact education and employment non-profits, and by providing long-term support, research and policy influence.

The Institute for Children’s Futures at Manchester Metropolitan University is a cross-university UK research and engagement institute that improves the lives and prospects of children and young people up to age 24 through collaborative research, policy influence, and practice innovation.

The National Centre of Excellence for Residential Child Care (NCERCC) is a UK-based research, policy, and practice centre that advances evidence-informed residential child care and connects practitioners, researchers, and policymakers to improve the quality of care.

The National Children’s Bureau (NCB) is a charity that improves outcomes for children and young people through research, policy influence, partnerships and practice development, promoting rights, reducing inequalities and supporting better services.

The National Youth Agency (NYA) is England’s professional, statutory and regulatory body for youth work, championing high-quality practice, training, standards and support to help youth workers improve young people’s lives and opportunities.

The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory is an independent UK body funded by the Nuffield Foundation that uses research, data and evidence to improve the family justice system’s decisions and outcomes for children and families in England and Wales.

The Reece Centre at the University of Oxford is a UK academic research centre that produces high-quality evidence on children’s social care, education and policy to support practitioners, policymakers and communities in improving outcomes for vulnerable children and families.

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) is the UK’s professional membership body and registered charity for paediatricians, advancing child health through training, standards, research, policy and advocacy for children and young people.

Solve: The Centre for Youth Violence and Conflict (Solve CYVC) is a UK-based community interest organisation dedicated to addressing youth violence through research, training, workshops, consultancy and advocacy to support safer communities and informed practice.

Youth Council UK, supported by the National Youth Agency, enables young people to influence policy, represent peers nationally, and shape decisions through leadership, advocacy, participation, and democratic engagement.

The Youth Futures Foundation is England’s national What Works Centre for youth employment, generating evidence, shaping policy and driving systemic change so marginalised young people can secure and thrive in good work and opportunity.

Rights, Advocacy and Justice

The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS) is England’s independent public body that advises family courts on children’s welfare in legal proceedings, safeguards their interests, hears their voices and supports families through court decisions.

The Children’s Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, promotes and protects children’s rights, represents their views in policy and practice, especially for the most vulnerable, and advises the government on issues affecting children.

The Children’s Commissioner for Wales, Rocio Cifuentes, champions, protects, and promotes the rights and welfare of children and young people by offering advice, resources, and advocacy, and by influencing policy to improve outcomes.

The Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland (CYPCS), Nicola Killean, champions and safeguards the human rights of children and young people under 18 (and care-experienced up to 21), influencing policy, law and practice.

Family Rights Group is a specialist child welfare charity that provides free, confidential legal and social work advice to parents, grandparents, relatives and carers involved with children’s services and the family justice system.

Support Through Court is a charity that provides free practical, procedural and emotional support locally, regionally and nationally, helping people facing civil and family courts alone to understand the processes and access justice fairly.

Articles and Blogs

No resources available at present.

Audio Visual Materials

Words Matter – A poem written by Tally Gilbert – Words Matter 4 Jun 2025 YouTube 1m 27s

An animated guide to Working Together to Safeguard Children for children and young people – Department for Education (DfE) 29 Apr 2025 1m 16s

Children Act – Law Commission England and Wales 16 Dec 2019 YouTube 2m 54s

Reports, Documents and Publications

No resources available at present

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Children and Social Work Act 2017: Reforms children's social care, strengthens support for care leavers, and establishes new safeguarding partnership arrangements throughout England.

Children and Families Act 2014: Improves support for children and families, including SEND provision, adoption services, childcare reforms, and young carers.

Child Poverty Act 2010: Established measures and accountability to reduce child poverty and promote improved outcomes for disadvantaged children and families.

Children, Schools and Families Act 2010: Strengthens children's rights, school accountability, safeguarding arrangements, home education provisions and support for vulnerable learners.

Children and Young Persons Act 2008: Improves safeguarding and care arrangements, strengthens support for looked-after children, and enhances standards in children's residential care.

Child Care Act 2006: Places duties on local authorities to improve outcomes for young children and to secure sufficient childcare provision.

Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000: Improves support for care leavers, helping young people transition successfully to adulthood, education, employment and independence.

Children Act 2004: Strengthens safeguarding arrangements by requiring agencies to cooperate and share responsibility for improving children's wellbeing and protection.

Adoption and Children Act 2002: Modernises adoption law, prioritises children's welfare, and improves adoption, permanence planning, and support services for families.

Children Act 1989: Establishes the legal framework for safeguarding children, promoting welfare, parental responsibility, child protection, and care proceedings.

Regulations

No resources available at present

Statutory Guidance

Working Together to Safeguard Children 2026: A guide to multi-agency working to help, protect and promote the welfare of children – Department for Education (DfE) 26 Mar 2015 Updated 18 Mar 2026

Working together to safeguard children: an illustrated guide for children, young people and their families – Department for Education (DfE) May 2025

Kinship care: framework for local authorities– Department for Education (DfE) 11 Oct 2024

Codes of Practice

No resources available at present

Standards

No resources available at present

International Conventions and Treaties

No resources available at present

Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

No resources available at present

Non-Statutory Guidance

No resources available at present

Recommended Books

No resources available at present

Education, learning, training courses and providers

Triple P UK is an organisation promoting the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program, offering research-backed online and community-based parenting courses and training to strengthen family relationships.

We Are Amity CIC is a UK-based community interest company (CIC) that provides evidence-informed relationship training, resources and digital learning for professionals working with families to strengthen parental conflict resolution, co-parenting and family wellbeing.

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services and Apps

Amicable is a UK-based online legal service helping separating and divorcing couples achieve agreements on divorce, finances and children without separate solicitors, using transparent fixed fees and supportive guidance.

OurFamilyWizard is a UK-accessible co-parenting platform and app that helps separated parents communicate, share schedules, track expenses, and securely document interactions to reduce conflict and support children’s well-being.

Stay One Step Ahead (SOSA) is a multi-agency home safety programme developed by CAPT and partners, providing education, resources and support to help families prevent childhood injuries and improve home safety practices.

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Useful Organisations

Information, Advice and Specialist Support

1Voice is a UK charity supporting children and adults who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), offering social opportunities, peer support, events, role models and networking for families, carers, professionals and communication aid users.

ADHDadultUK is a charity that supports adults with ADHD through peer-led guidance, evidence-based resources, community forums, podcasts, workshops and advocacy, helping people understand, manage and thrive with ADHD.

ADHD Aware is a charity that supports adults affected by ADHD through peer support groups, training, information, resources, courses and community networks, helping people build understanding, confidence, wellbeing and practical life strategies.

ADHD UK is a charity that supports people affected by ADHD through information, advocacy, peer support, awareness-raising and research, helping individuals, families, employers and professionals better understand and navigate ADHD.

Ambitious About Autism is a charity and service provider that improves education, skills, employment and life outcomes for autistic children, young people and families through innovative programmes, advocacy, research and inclusive opportunities.

Auditory Verbal UK (AVUK) is a national charity raising awareness of, understanding of, and access to Auditory Verbal therapy, supporting families who want their deaf children to develop listening, spoken language, and communication skills.

Autism Alliance UK is a collaborative network of UK specialist autism charities working together to improve support, share best practice, influence policy and enhance the quality of life for autistic people and families.

Autism Central is an NHS-funded programme, delivered by Anna Freud, that supports families and carers of autistic children and young people, offering information, peer support and guidance to improve understanding, wellbeing and access to services.

Autistic Not Weird is an autism advocacy website and community platform, founded by author Chris Bonnello, that shares articles, resources, training and personal insights to promote autism acceptance, understanding, inclusion and positive neurodiversity awareness.

Bliss is the UK’s leading charity for babies born premature or sick, supporting families, campaigning for improved neonatal care, providing information and influencing policy to improve survival and quality of life.

BRAAIN (Be Ready ADHD ASD Information Network) is a community interest company (CIC) that provides information, guidance, peer support and signposting for families of children with ADHD, autism and special educational needs.

The Brain Charity supports people affected by neurological conditions by providing practical advice, emotional support, counselling, social activities, advocacy and neurodiversity initiatives, helping individuals, families, and carers thrive.

The British Deaf Association (BDA) is a Deaf-led charity that represents British Sign Language users, promotes Deaf equality, protects language and culture, campaigns for rights, and empowers Deaf communities through advocacy, services, and education.

The Centre for ADHD and Autism Support is a charity that provides information, peer networks, advocacy, and practical guidance to individuals, families, and professionals, enhancing understanding, addressing needs, and supporting well-being across neurodiverse communities.

The Challenging Behaviour Foundation is a charity supporting people with severe learning disabilities and behaviours that challenge, providing information, advice, family support, training and campaigning for better care and understanding.

Child Autism UK is a charity supporting autistic children, families and professionals through evidence-based autism services, training, advice, helplines and programmes that help children develop communication, learning and independence skills.

The Children’s Trust is the UK’s leading charity for children with acquired brain injury and neurodisability, providing specialist rehabilitation, education, therapy and community services to help children and families achieve the best possible life.

Choice Support is a charitable community benefit society that provides social care, supported living, employment support, and advocacy for autistic people and individuals with learning disabilities or mental health needs, as well as guidance, information resources, and materials.

Contact is a charity that supports families of disabled children with information, emotional support, peer networks, and practical help to navigate services, education, and daily-life challenges with confidence and resilience.

Different Thinkers is a charity that supports neurodivergent young adults by offering guidance, mentoring, and employment assistance. It fosters inclusive communities and helps individuals develop skills, confidence, and opportunities to succeed in work and life.

Dingley’s Promise is a children’s charity that provides inclusive play, early learning, and speech and language support for disabled and neurodivergent children, equipping families with the skills and confidence to help them thrive.

The Dyspraxia Foundation is a charity that provides information, advice, advocacy, and support for people with dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder), families, and professionals, and raises awareness, promotes understanding, and improves access to support.

Dyspraxic Me is a charity that supports young adults with dyspraxia through peer support, workshops, social activities, awareness campaigns, resources and skills development, helping to build confidence, independence, friendships and community participation.

The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity supports children, young people and adults with dyslexia through assessments, specialist tuition, consultations, training, information and advice, helping to remove barriers to learning and life.

I AM is a charity supporting autistic people aged 10 and over, as well as families, carers and guardians across Greater Manchester, providing advocacy, support and opportunities that promote wellbeing, inclusion and independence.

Jessie May is a charity that offers specialised palliative nursing care at home for children with life-limiting conditions, supporting families with respite, end-of-life care, and bereavement services.

Learn and Thrive is a registered charity that provides free digital educational resources to support children and young people with Down syndrome and special educational needs in developing independence, safety awareness, relationships, and life skills.

Mencap is the UK’s leading learning disability charity, supporting people with a learning disability and their families through services, advocacy, campaigns, and information to improve their rights, inclusion, and quality of life.

The National Autistic Society is the UK’s leading autism charity, providing information, support, training and services for autistic people and families, and campaigning for rights, inclusion and a better quality of life.

The National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS) is the UK charity supporting deaf children and young people with services, advocacy, education guidance, and family support to help them reach full potential.

The National Organisation for FASD is a charity raising awareness of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders and providing support, training and resources for affected individuals, families and professionals to improve understanding and outcomes.

Newlife the Charity for Disabled Children is a children’s disability organisation that provides essential equipment, specialist support and practical help to disabled and terminally ill children and their families, improving daily life and opportunities with dignity and care.

Norwood is a charity that provides lifelong support for children, adults and families with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, offering education, care, family services, employment and community programmes across the UK.

Over The Wall Camp is a charity that supports children and young people with serious illnesses and disabilities through free camps, family experiences, emotional support, confidence-building activities, opportunities to make friends and wellbeing-focused programmes.

The PDA Society is a charity that provides information, training, support and advocacy for Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), helping autistic individuals, families and professionals improve understanding, inclusion, well-being, and access to appropriate support.

The Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF) is a disability charity that provides rehabilitation, mobility, independent living, and specialist support services, enabling children and adults with disabilities or brain injuries to increase their independence.

REACT (Rapid Effective Assistance for Children with Potentially Terminal Illness) is a charity that improves quality of life for children with life-limiting illnesses by quickly supplying specialist equipment, home care, educational aids, holidays and practical support to disadvantaged families.

Respond is a national charity supporting people with learning disabilities and autistic people who have experienced abuse, violence or trauma, providing trauma-informed psychotherapy, advocacy, training and specialist support.

The RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People) is the UK’s leading sight loss charity, providing practical and emotional support, information, advocacy, and campaigns to remove barriers, improve accessibility, and help blind and partially sighted people live independently.

The RNID (Royal National Institute for Deaf People) is a national charity supporting people who are deaf, have hearing loss, or tinnitus, providing information, advocacy, research funding, and campaigns to improve accessibility, healthcare equality, and inclusion across society.

Scope is a disability equality charity that provides practical support, campaigns for rights, challenges discrimination, and empowers disabled people and families to live independently with dignity, respect, and opportunity.

Sense is a charity that supports people who are deafblind or have complex communication needs through personalised care, education, assistive technology, community services and campaigns for inclusion and equal opportunity.

SeeAbility is a disability charity that supports people with learning disabilities, autism, and sight loss through specialist care, housing, independence services, eye-care advocacy, and inclusion, helping them live full, ambitious lives.

Special Needs Community (SNC) is a UK-based parent-led support group and social enterprise offering emotional support, practical SEND information, advocacy, training and community connection for families of children and young adults with special educational needs and disabilities across London.

Theodora Children’s Charity brings joy, laughter and therapeutic play to seriously ill or disabled children in hospitals and specialist centres, using trained Giggle Doctors to ease stress and improve wellbeing.

Together for Short Lives is the UK’s leading children’s palliative care charity, supporting babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions and their families through practical, emotional and financial help, advocacy, resources and community.

Turning Point is a social enterprise and charity providing health and social care services, supporting people with mental health needs, substance misuse, learning disabilities, and complex social challenges through community-based treatment, recovery, and support programmes.

Whizz-Kidz is a charity empowering disabled young people aged 0–25 by providing mobility equipment, personalised support, training and opportunities to build confidence, independence and long-term life skills.

Yorkshire Rose Dyslexia is a charity and voluntary organisation that supports children, adults, families, educators and employers through advice, training, helplines, events, resources, specialist directories and advocacy for dyslexic and neurodivergent people.

Education, Employment and Inclusion

ARC UK (Association for Real Change) is a membership organisation that supports social care providers through training, best-practice guidance, research, and advocacy to improve the quality of support, inclusion, and outcomes for people with learning disabilities, autism, and complex needs.

The Behaviour Support Hub is a specialist organisation that provides evidence-informed training, resources and consultancy to schools and professionals to improve behaviour support, inclusion and positive outcomes for all learners.

Children’s World is a UK charity that uses creative, educational, and inclusive drama, performance, and fun workshops to support children of all abilities – especially those with special needs – and to enrich their social, emotional, and learning experiences.

Coram Beanstalk is a literacy charity and support organisation that empowers children with reading difficulties through trained volunteers, tailored tutoring, and school partnerships, thereby improving their confidence, language skills, and lifelong learning outcomes.

The Council for Disabled Children is an umbrella charity that champions the rights and inclusion of disabled children and young people, providing policy influence, research, resources and support to improve services and outcomes.

DFN Project SEARCH is a charity that provides supported internships for young people with learning disabilities and autism, helping them develop employability skills, gain workplace experience and secure meaningful paid employment.

The Disabled Children’s Partnership (DCP) is a coalition of organisations and families advocating for inclusive policies, research, and services that improve the health, education, support, and wellbeing of disabled children and their families.

Electric Umbrella is a UK-inclusive theatre and arts company developed by Graeae to empower disabled and non-disabled young people through collaborative performance, creative development, training and professional opportunities.

Inclusion London is a disability rights charity led by and for Deaf and Disabled people, campaigning for equality, access, systemic change, and full participation in society across all areas of life.

Made By Dyslexia is a global charity that promotes understanding of dyslexia and Dyslexic Thinking through campaigns, training, resources and partnerships, helping schools, workplaces and communities recognise and harness dyslexic strengths.

My Marriage My Choice is an online resource providing information and guidance on forced and unlawful marriage for people with learning disabilities, carers, friends, professionals and anyone concerned about prevention issues.

The National Association for Special Educational Needs (NASEN) is a UK charity and membership organisation for inclusive education, supporting educators with training, resources, and guidance to improve outcomes for learners with special educational needs and disabilities.

Neurodiverse Connection is a neurodivergent-led community interest company (CIC) that improves support, training, advocacy, community connection and lived-experience leadership to enhance outcomes and inclusion for autistic and other neurodivergent people.

The Neuroinclusive Education Network (NEN) (formerly the Autism Education Trust and now part of the National Autistic Society) is an organisation that connects schools, educators, and stakeholders to share practice, resources, and leadership development, thereby strengthening educational improvement and collaboration within school communities.

Paradigm is a development and training organisation promoting human rights, supporting people with learning disabilities/autism to live good ordinary lives through bespoke workshops, REACH standards, Gr8 Support and co-production.

Pawsitive Squad CIC is a not-for-profit empowering disabled people and families to train assistance dogs, deliver therapy and community canine programmes, and provide alternative education through trauma-informed support.

toothPASTE is a free, UK-accessible online resource developed with parents, professionals and researchers, offering practical, autism-informed advice on toothbrushing, diet and dental visits for autistic children’s oral health.

What Works for SEND is a UK evidence-based improvement network that helps professionals support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities through research, practice tools, training and shared learning.

Research, Professional Practice and Best Practice

The Autism Centre for Education and Research at the University of Birmingham is an academic research centre dedicated to advancing understanding, evidence-based practice and inclusive education for autistic people through research, training and policy development.

Autistica is the UK’s leading autism research charity dedicated to understanding, diagnosing and treating autism through rigorous science, campaigning for better support and improving life outcomes for autistic people and their families.

The Behavioural Insights Team – often called bi.team – is a global social-purpose consultancy that applies behavioural science and evidence-based research to improve public policy, organisational decision-making, and public services through testing, evaluation, and behaviour-change interventions.

The British Institute of Learning Disabilities (BILD) is a charity and a research-informed membership body that advances evidence-based practice, training, resources and policy to improve lives, inclusion and support for people with learning disabilities.

The Centre of Excellence in Child Trauma (CoECT) is a community interest company (CIC) providing trauma-informed support, therapeutic parenting guidance, accredited training, resources and peer support for families, carers and professionals supporting children affected by trauma.

The Council for Disabled Children is an umbrella charity that champions the rights and inclusion of disabled children and young people, providing policy influence, research, resources and support to improve services and outcomes.

The Global Disability Innovation Hub, based at UCL, is a UK research and practice centre focused on co-producing inclusive, evidence-based solutions and innovations that improve access, participation and quality of life for disabled people.

The PBS Academy is a UK organisation that promotes Positive Behavioural Support, providing training, resources, and community collaboration to improve the quality of life and reduce challenging behaviour among people with learning disabilities and autism.

Safe Hands Thinking Minds is a training and consultancy organisation that provides trauma-informed training, consultancy and resources to strengthen reflective practice, attachment-informed care and therapeutic support for professionals, carers and families.

The Tizard Centre at the University of Kent is a UK academic research and teaching centre specialising in autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, community care and social policy, producing evidence, courses and impact to improve lives and services.

The UK Positive Behaviour Support Alliance (UK PBSA) is a network that promotes Positive Behavioural Support, shares best practice, provides training, and fosters collaboration to improve quality of life and reduce challenging behaviour.

The Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) is a UK membership body representing disability support providers, advocating for quality services, inclusive policies, and equitable funding to improve the lives of disabled people.

Awareness, Campaigning and Policy

The British Dyslexia Association (BDA) is a charity supporting people with dyslexia and other literacy difficulties, providing information, training, tools and advocacy to improve access, understanding and lifelong learning opportunities.

The Council for Disabled Children is an umbrella charity that champions the rights and inclusion of disabled children and young people, providing policy influence, research, resources and support to improve services and outcomes.

The Disabled Children’s Partnership (DCP) is a coalition of organisations and families advocating for inclusive policies, research, and services that improve the health, education, support, and wellbeing of disabled children and their families.

The Dyslexia Association is a charity that provides specialist assessments, screening, tuition, training, advice and support for children, adults and families affected by dyslexia and neurodivergence, promoting understanding, achievement and inclusion.

The Dyslexia Foundation is a charity that supports people with dyslexia through assessments, screenings, advice, advocacy, information, workplace support and specialist guidance, promoting confidence and opportunities in education and employment.

Inclusion London is a disability rights charity led by and for Deaf and Disabled people, campaigning for equality, access, systemic change, and full participation in society across all areas of life.

Made By Dyslexia is a global charity that promotes understanding of dyslexia and Dyslexic Thinking through campaigns, training, resources and partnerships, helping schools, workplaces and communities recognise and harness dyslexic strengths.

The RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People) is the UK’s leading sight loss charity, providing practical and emotional support, information, advocacy, and campaigns to remove barriers, improve accessibility, and help blind and partially sighted people live independently.

The RNID (Royal National Institute for Deaf People) is a national charity supporting people who are deaf, have hearing loss, or tinnitus, providing information, advocacy, research funding, and campaigns to improve accessibility, healthcare equality, and inclusion across society.

Scope is a disability equality charity that provides practical support, campaigns for rights, challenges discrimination, and empowers disabled people and families to live independently with dignity, respect, and opportunity.

The Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) is a UK membership body representing disability support providers, advocating for quality services, inclusive policies, and equitable funding to improve the lives of disabled people.

Articles and Blogs

How blind people build a sense of space from sound – Cardiff University 6 May 2026

Capable Environments – McGill et al, May 2020

A conceptual framework for understanding why challenging behaviours occur in people with developmental disabilities – Hastings et al, Jan 2013

Audio Visual Materials

Understanding ADHD in Children, Challenges, Strengths & Support – Nip in the Bud 21 Sep 2025 YouTube 9m 47s: This short film provides professionals and educators with evidence-based insights and real-world perspectives to deepen their understanding of ADHD in primary-aged children. PLUS Factsheet: Supporting children with ADHD – Nip in the Bud

Enabling Capable Environments Increasing Quality of Life – Tizard Centre University of Kent 30 Jul 2024 YouTube 1h 4m 57s

Understanding Challenging Behaviour: The Dimensional Model – United Response 13 Dec 2024 YouTube 16m 58s

Autism: Myth Busting – Amy Pearson 28 Feb 2023 ACAMH Learn 10m

The world needs all kinds of minds – Temple Grandin TED Talk Feb 2010 YouTube 19m 26s: Temple Grandin, diagnosed with autism as a child, talks about how her mind works -- sharing her ability to "think in pictures," which helps her solve problems that neurotypical brains might miss. She makes the case that the world needs people on the autism spectrum: visual thinkers, pattern thinkers, verbal thinkers, and all kinds of smart geeky kids.

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

Information sheet on teaching new skills – Challenging Behaviour Foundation Jan 2023

What does good PBS look like now? – UK PBS Alliance Aug 2022

Capable Environments Infographic – BILD May 2022

Positive Behavioural Support in the UK: A State of the Nation Report – Gore et al Feb 2022

The PERMA Model – BILD CAPBS Jan 2021

Out of sight – who cares? Restraint segregation and seclusion review – CQC 20 Oct 2020

What is Active Support? – BILD CAPBS Jun 2020

Positive Behaviour Support Infographic – UK PBS Alliance Jan 2020

Winterbourne View Hospital: A Serious Case Review - South Gloucestershire SAB 2012

The PERMA Model: The Scientific Theory of Happiness – Martin Seligman 2011

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Down Syndrome Act 2022: Requires the government to publish guidance to improve healthcare, education, housing, employment, and social care, and to promote inclusion and better outcomes for people.

Children and Families Act 2014: Improves support for children and families, including SEND provision, adoption services, childcare reforms, and young carers.

Equality Act 2010: Protects disabled people from discrimination, requires reasonable adjustments, and promotes equal access, inclusion, and participation.

Children, Schools and Families Act 2010: Strengthens children's rights, school accountability, safeguarding arrangements, home education provisions and support for vulnerable learners.

Autism Act 2009: Requires the government to publish an autism strategy and guidance to improve awareness, diagnosis, support, independence, employment opportunities, and life outcomes.

Mental Capacity Act 2005:Protects decision-making rights, promoting autonomy, best interests and support for individuals who may lack capacity.

Human Rights Act 1998: Protects fundamental rights and freedoms, promoting dignity, respect, inclusion and fair treatment for all individuals.

Children Act 1989: Establishes the legal framework for safeguarding children, promoting welfare, parental responsibility, child protection, and care proceedings.

Regulations

Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Regulations 2014: Sets legal requirements for identifying, assessing and supporting children and young people with special educational needs.

Statutory Guidance

No resources available at present

Codes of Practice

Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) 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

Standards

No resources available at present

International Conventions and Treaties

No resources available at present

Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

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

Non-Statutory Guidance

Online Safety for Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities: Advice and guidance for schools and education settings – Kent LADO Education Safeguarding Advisory Service Sep 2025

Recommended Books

Sally Donovan (2022) The Strange and Curious Guide to Trauma Jessica Kingsley Publishers: A science book for children aged 8 to 12 or older, and their significant adults. It explains how our bodies keep us safe and alive and how our early experiences shape how we experience the world.

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

Differing Minds is a social enterprise that offers neurodiversity training and consultancy, assisting organisations in creating inclusive workplaces by enhancing awareness, communication, and practical support for neurodivergent individuals.

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services and Apps

Navigating puberty and sexual development: Resources for parents and carers of children and young people who have a learning disability – NSPCC Jan 2026

Safeguarding young people with Autism from extremist ideologies: Parental Toolkit – West Sussex County Council and updated by the Department for Education (DfE) Sep 2025

Safeguarding autistic children and young people from radicalisation: Parental Guidance – West Sussex County Council and updated by the Department for Education (DfE) Sep 2025

Autism and Homelessness Toolkit – Homeless Link 23 Aug 2024

Quality Standard QS101: Learning disability: behaviour that challenges NICE updated 24 Jan 2019

Autistic and OK Toolkit – Ambitious about Autism is a charity-produced wellbeing resource supporting autistic young people with practical guidance, self-understanding, emotional wellbeing strategies, and advice that promotes confidence, resilience, inclusion, and positive mental health.

Barrington Stoke's dyslexia-friendly books - For over 25 years, Barrington Stoke has published award-winning short novels for children by the UK's top authors. Skilfully edited and highly readable, their dyslexia-friendly books are made to be accessible to everyone – offering a quick win for confident readers and a rewarding challenge for those who need to put in more effort.

Supported Loving is a UK campaign led by Choice Support, promoting the right to relationships for people with learning disabilities and providing resources, training and guidance to improve support for loving, intimate relationships.

A Support Pack: Made for and by Neurodivergent teens – Southend City Youth Council

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. Resources updated 25.06.2026.

Useful Organisations

Act Against Bullying is an anti-bullying charity founded in 2003 that provides confidential advice, free resources, campaigns and practical guidance to help children, parents and schools prevent and respond to bullying.

The Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) is a coalition of organisations working together to prevent and address bullying through evidence-based guidance, training, policy influence, resources and school and community programmes that promote respect, inclusion and safe environments.

The Anti-Bullying Centre (ABC) at Dublin City University is a research centre specialising in the prevention of bullying and cyberbullying, delivering research, education, training, and evidence-based resources to support schools, policymakers, professionals, and communities internationally.

Bullies Out is a charity tackling bullying and hate, empowering young people through education, training, support and prevention programmes to build inclusive, respectful communities and reduce violence and discrimination.

Coram Kidscape (formerly Kidscape) is a children’s charity that prevents bullying and child abuse by providing practical resources, training, support, and programmes to help children, families, and professionals build confidence and ensure safety.

Ditch the Label is a UK-based global youth charity supporting people aged 12–25 who are affected by bullying, mental health challenges, relationship issues, and identity issues through digital mentoring, research, educational programmes, campaigns, and online support communities.

The Diana Award Anti-Bullying Programme is a charity initiative that empowers young people and schools to prevent bullying through peer-led training, ambassador programmes, and resources that promote safer, kinder, and more inclusive school communities.

Diversity Role Models is a charity that delivers education and workshops to challenge bullying and promote inclusion, empowering young people to embrace diversity, respect LGBTQ+ identities and create safer, more accepting communities.

The National Bullying Helpline is a helpline and advice centre that provides confidential information and support for anyone experiencing bullying at school, at work, online or in the community, with practical guidance and resources.

The Restorative Justice Council is an independent membership organisation that promotes high-quality restorative justice practice, sets professional standards, supports practitioners, and advances approaches that repair harm, promote accountability, and strengthen communities through reconciliation.

Articles and Blogs

'Shocking' rise in school suspensions for racist, ableist and homophobic abuse – BBC News 27 May 2026

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

Almost 1 in 4 children experience bullying: new film encourages younger children to speak up – Anti-Bullying Alliance 21 Apr 2026

Reports, Documents and Publications

Supporting children who bully others: A guide for schools and children’s workforce staff – Anti-Bullying Alliance 2020

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Online Safety Act 2023: Strengthens protections against harmful online content and requires platforms to address abuse, bullying and online exploitation.

Equality Act 2010: Protects individuals from discriminatory bullying based on protected characteristics and requires schools and organisations to address harassment.

Education and Inspections Act 2006: Requires schools to promote good behaviour, prevent bullying, and implement effective policies safeguarding pupils' welfare and safety.

Protection from Harassment Act 1997: Creates offences and civil remedies for harassment, including persistent bullying, intimidation, stalking and threatening behaviour.

Children Act 1989: Places children's welfare first and requires action when bullying causes significant harm or raises safeguarding concerns.

Malicious Communications Act 1988: Makes sending threatening, abusive or distressing communications unlawful, helping to address bullying via messages and electronic communications.

Regulations

No resources available at present

Statutory Guidance

Keeping children safe in education 2025: Statutory guidance for schools and colleges – Department for Education (DfE) 26 Mar 2015 Updated 1 Sep 2025: Requires schools to recognise, prevent and respond appropriately to bullying, including online bullying, discriminatory behaviour and safeguarding concerns.

Codes of Practice

No resources available at present

Standards

No resources available at present

International Conventions and Treaties

No resources available at present

Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

No resources available at present

Non-Statutory Guidance

Preventing and tackling bullying: Guidance for schools on preventing and responding to bullying – Department for Education (DfE) 22 Aug 2013 Updated 4 Jul 2017

Recommended Books

No resources available at present

Education, learning, training courses and providers

Soundproofbox is a community interest company (CIC) that uses interactive theatre and workshops to educate communities, workplaces and schools about domestic abuse, bullying, coercive control and healthy relationships.

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services and Apps

Information Toolkit for Parents and Carers on Bullying – Anti-Bullying Alliance Mar 2025

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Useful Organisations

Care-Experienced Children and Young People

Become is a children’s charity that supports care-experienced young people, care leavers and families through advocacy, advice, resources and campaigns to improve outcomes and reform the care system.

Break is a children’s charity supporting care-experienced children, young people and families through fostering, residential care, mentoring, wellbeing services, therapeutic support and opportunities that promote resilience, relationships, independence and positive life outcomes.

The Drive Forward Foundation is a charity that supports care-experienced young people aged 16–26 by providing mentoring, training, and employment opportunities to help them transition from care into sustainable, meaningful careers.

The National Youth Advocacy Service (NYAS) is a children’s rights charity supporting children, young people and vulnerable adults through advocacy, legal representation, safeguarding support, helplines, independent visitors and campaigning for care-experienced individuals.

Who Cares? Scotland is a charity and membership organisation that supports care-experienced children, young people and adults. It provides advocacy, rights advice, opportunities for participation, campaigning, support services, and community connections.

Adoption, Fostering and Kinship Care

Adoption England is a national collaboration of regional adoption agencies in England, working with government and partners to modernise adoption practice, improve support and services, and better meet the needs of children and families.

Adoption UK is a membership charity supporting adoptive families, adopted people and others affected by adoption, providing community, advice, training and advocacy to improve adoption support and influence policy.

CoramBAAF is the UK’s leading membership organisation for professionals working across adoption, fostering, and kinship care, providing guidance, training, best-practice resources, policy influence, and peer-reviewed publications to improve outcomes for children.

Families in Harmony champions kinship carers, prioritising Black kinship carers in the UK and empowering and supporting this growing, underrepresented group as vital pillars of family stability and community strength nationwide.

The Fostering Network is the UK’s leading fostering charity and membership organisation, supporting, advising, and connecting foster carers and services, and improving practice, training, policy, and outcomes for children in foster care.

Kinship is the leading kinship care charity in England and Wales, supporting kinship carers (family or friends raising children) with advice, peer groups, workshops, community information, and advocacy to improve care.

New Family Social is a charity led by LGBTQ+ adoptive and foster carers. It supports LGBTQ+ individuals considering or undertaking adoption or fostering through peer networks, information, events, and collaboration with agencies.

TACT Fostering (The Adolescent and Children’s Trust) is the UK’s largest dedicated fostering charity providing loving homes, support, training and community for foster carers and vulnerable children, reinvesting income to improve care and young people’s outcomes.

Residential Care and Children's Homes

Article 39 is a children’s rights charity advocating for children living in institutional settings, including care homes, hospitals, schools, prisons, and detention centres, through legal education, policy advocacy, research, and strategic litigation.

The Children’s Homes Association (CHA) is a membership organisation representing residential childcare providers and promoting safeguarding, professional development, collaboration, policy advocacy, research, and improved outcomes for children and young people in residential care.

Rights, Policy and Professional Practice

Adopters Advocacy is a Lancaster University research initiative exploring adopters’ experiences, mental health and support needs. The project conducts research, informs policy and practice, and amplifies adopters’ voices to improve adoption outcomes.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Care-Experienced Children and Young People is a cross-party parliamentary group that promotes awareness, policy discussion, and improved outcomes for care-experienced children and young people through engagement, advocacy, collaboration, evidence sharing, and parliamentary inquiry.

Article 39 is a children’s rights charity advocating for children living in institutional settings, including care homes, hospitals, schools, prisons, and detention centres, through legal education, policy advocacy, research, and strategic litigation.

The Children’s Homes Association (CHA) is a membership organisation representing residential childcare providers and promoting safeguarding, professional development, collaboration, policy advocacy, research, and improved outcomes for children and young people in residential care.

PATCH (Passionate Adopters Targeting Change with Hope) is an adoption advocacy and campaigning organisation, led by adopters and carers, that promotes adoption reform, trauma-informed practice, family support, lived experience and systemic change within adoption services.

Articles and Blogs

A century of adoption - the pivotal legislation that has shaped practice today – Children & Young People Now 19 Jan 2026

One in four UK teenagers in care have attempted to end their lives, study says – The Guardian 14 Jan 2026

Why friendships matter to care-experienced young people – and how social workers can support them – Community Care 10 Oct 2025

Not using ‘LAC’ to refer to looked after children in care - NSPCC Learning 27 Oct 2023

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Audio Visual Materials

File on 4 Investigates – Adoption: The Blame Game – BBC Radio 4, 3 Dec 2025 38 mins: This programme examines adoption breakdowns in the UK, revealing over 1,000 adopted children returned to care. It explores systemic failures, inadequate support, personal experiences and professional perspectives on the crisis.

Reports, Documents and Publications

Language That Cares – Coventry Children’s Services & Coventry Youth Partnership (No date): This document aims to highlight some of the words, phrases, and acronyms that young people in Coventry have expressed they do not want professionals to use, along with suggested alternatives.

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Children and Social Work Act 2017: Reforms children's social care, strengthens support for care leavers, and establishes new safeguarding partnership arrangements throughout England.

Children and Families Act 2014: Improves support for children and families, including SEND provision, adoption services, childcare reforms, and young carers.

Children and Young Persons Act 2008: Improves safeguarding and care arrangements, strengthens support for looked-after children, and enhances standards in children's residential care.

Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000: Improves support for care leavers, helping young people transition successfully to adulthood, education, employment and independence.

Adoption and Children Act 2002: Modernises adoption law, prioritises children's welfare, and improves adoption, permanence planning, and support services for families.

Children Act 1989: Establishes the legal framework for safeguarding children, promoting welfare, parental responsibility, child protection, and care proceedings.

Regulations

No resources available at present

Statutory Guidance

The designated teacher for looked after and previously looked-after children Statutory guidance on their roles and responsibilities – Department for Education (DfE) Feb 2018

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Codes of Practice

No resources available at present

Standards

No resources available at present

International Conventions and Treaties

No resources available at present

Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

No resources available at present

Non-Statutory Guidance

No resources available at present

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

No resources available at present

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Useful Organisations

Support, Rehabilitation and Victim Services

abandofbrothers (ABOB) is a charity supporting young men, particularly those involved with or at risk of entering the criminal justice system, through mentoring, rites-of-passage programmes, and community support that foster purpose, belonging, and positive life transitions.

AROOJ is an independent charity supporting Muslim and Black, Asian and minority ethnic offenders, ex-offenders, and their families through culturally sensitive mentoring, advocacy, research, and community programmes that promote rehabilitation and reduce reoffending.

The Ben Kinsella Trust is an anti-knife crime charity that educates young people about the dangers and consequences of knife crime through workshops, campaigns, and resources, promoting safer choices and preventing youth violence.

Causeway is a charity that supports survivors of modern slavery and individuals involved in the criminal justice system. It provides trauma-informed services, safe housing, outreach support, and programmes aimed at reducing exploitation and reoffending.

Children Heard and Seen (CHAS) is a charity that supports children and families affected by parental imprisonment through mentoring, advocacy, and tailored emotional support, aiming to reduce stigma, improve well-being, and break intergenerational cycles of offending.

Circles UK (Circles of Support and Accountability UK) is a national charity that supports community-based programmes to reduce sexual reoffending by utilising trained volunteers, fostering accountability, and collaborating with criminal justice agencies to enhance public safety.

The Clink Charity is a prison rehabilitation organisation that trains inmates and those at risk of offending in hospitality and catering skills, qualifications, and employment support to help reduce reoffending.

Embrace Child Survivors of Crime (Embrace CSoC) is a charity that supports children, young people and families affected by crime through trauma-informed counselling, emotional support, advocacy, recovery services and wellbeing programmes that foster healing and resilience.

Fearless is a UK youth crime-prevention and reporting service from the independent charity Crimestoppers, offering anonymous crime reporting, educational resources, outreach programmes and support to empower young people to make safer choices.

The Forward Trust is a charity that supports individuals affected by addiction, crime, and unemployment. It provides recovery, treatment, and employment programmes in prisons and communities to help people rebuild stable, productive lives.

Inside Time is a UK charity and an independent national newspaper serving people in prison and secure hospitals, providing information, support, opportunities for creative expression, and connection to improve wellbeing and reduce isolation.

Invisible Walls is a CIC that supports prisoners, children and families through mentoring, family support, educational initiatives and resettlement programmes, helping to strengthen relationships, reduce reoffending and address the intergenerational impacts of imprisonment.

Just for Kids Law is a charity that provides legal advice, representation, and advocacy for children and young people, campaigns for systemic reform, and protects legal rights within the education, care, immigration, and youth justice systems.

KnifeSavers is a charity dedicated to reducing knife crime and its impact by providing education, prevention programmes, survivor support, community outreach and campaigning to save lives and strengthen safer communities.

KnifeSavers is a charity dedicated to reducing knife crime and its impact by providing education, prevention programmes, survivor support, community outreach and campaigning to save lives and strengthen safer communities.

Nacro is a social justice charity supporting disadvantaged young people and adults through housing, education, criminal justice, and wellbeing services, helping individuals build independence, reduce reoffending, and successfully reintegrate into society.

Nepacs is a north-east charity supporting prisoners, ex-offenders, children, and families affected by the criminal justice system, providing emotional, practical, and family support services to reduce stigma, strengthen relationships, and improve rehabilitation outcomes.

The New Bridge Foundation is a charity that supports people in prison across England and Wales through volunteer befriending, correspondence, and visits, reducing isolation, improving wellbeing, and promoting successful resettlement and community reintegration after release.

The Prison Advice and Care Trust (PACT) is a charity supporting prisoners, people with convictions, and their families through advice, helplines, resettlement services, family support programmes, and professional resources that promote rehabilitation and wellbeing.

Prisoners Abroad is a UK charity supporting British citizens and their families affected by imprisonment overseas, providing welfare advice, crisis assistance, repatriation support and advocacy for humane treatment abroad.

The Prisoners’ Families Helpline is a charity-run support service that provides free, confidential advice and emotional support to families affected by imprisonment in England and Wales, offering guidance on arrest, prison visits, sentencing, and resettlement.

The Prisoners’ Education Trust (PET) is a charity that supports people in prisons across England and Wales through distance-learning courses, advice, and advocacy, helping individuals attain qualifications, develop skills, and access rehabilitation opportunities.

Prisoners’ Week is a Christian charity that unites communities, churches, and volunteers to support prisoners, ex-offenders, and their families through prayer, practical outreach, advocacy, and initiatives that promote compassion, dignity, and social reintegration.

The Shannon Trust is a literacy and numeracy charity that supports people in prison and in community justice settings through peer mentoring programmes, helping learners build confidence, skills, independence and opportunities while reducing reoffending.

Spark2Life is a charity supporting children and young people at risk of violence and offending through trauma-informed mentoring, counselling, and training, helping them build resilience, make positive choices, and avoid criminal exploitation.

Spurgeons is a children’s charity that provides frontline support through early help, family hubs, mentoring, youth clubs and targeted services to strengthen families, reduce adversity and improve outcomes for vulnerable children and young people.

St Giles Trust is a charity that supports people experiencing poverty, exploitation, and involvement with the criminal justice system. It offers advice, advocacy, training, and peer-led services to help individuals rebuild their lives and gain employment.

Storybook Dads is a charity that helps imprisoned parents record audio or video bedtime stories for their children. This supports family bonds, aids rehabilitation, and keeps emotional connections alive despite separation.

Switchback is a charity supporting young men leaving prison to build stable lives through intensive one-to-one mentoring, employment training, and practical support, helping reduce reoffending and improve long-term outcomes.

Time-Matters UK is a Merseyside-based community interest organisation supporting children and young people affected by parental imprisonment, providing peer support groups, mentoring, and resources to reduce isolation, build resilience, and improve emotional wellbeing.

Unlock is an independent advocacy charity that supports people with criminal records through information, advice, peer support, and policy campaigning to reduce stigma, challenge discrimination, and promote fair opportunities for rehabilitation and reintegration.

User Voice is a charity led by people with lived experience of the criminal justice system, empowering individuals with convictions to influence policy, improve prisons and probation services, and promote rehabilitation through peer-led research and engagement.

Victim Support is a UK charity that provides free, confidential emotional support, practical help and information to people affected by crime, helping victims and witnesses recover and access justice.

The Welcome Directory is a charity that supports prison leavers by connecting them with welcoming faith communities, offering a national directory, resources, and training to encourage resettlement, foster belonging, and reduce isolation.

Research, Policy and Professional Practice

The Alliance for Youth Justice (AYJ) is a non-profit organisation that unites member charities and community groups to influence youth justice policy, advocate for children’s rights, reduce criminalisation, and promote child-centred approaches across England and Wales.

The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law is an independent research institute advancing understanding and application of the rule of law through research, policy engagement, training, publications, and international legal capacity-building initiatives.

The Bromley Trust is an independent grant-making charity that funds UK organisations working in human rights and prison reform, supporting marginalised people through strategic funding, social justice initiatives, rehabilitation-focused projects, policy influence and long-term systemic change.

The Centre for Child and Family Justice Research (CFJ) at Lancaster University is an academic research centre that conducts interdisciplinary research on family, youth, and criminal justice, with the aim of improving policy, practice, and outcomes for children, young people, and families.

The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies is a charity and an independent research organisation that promotes informed public understanding of crime and criminal justice through research, publications, education, and policy debate to influence reform.

The Centre for Global City Policing (CGCP) at UCL is an academic research centre within the Jill Dando Institute that conducts interdisciplinary research with policing partners to address crime, safety, and policing challenges facing major global cities.

The Children and Young People’s Centre for Justice (CYCJ) is a Scotland-based university research and practice centre that improves youth justice through research, policy development, participation, and knowledge exchange, promoting rights-respecting approaches for children.

Clinks is a national infrastructure charity that supports, promotes, and represents voluntary organisations working with people in the criminal justice system, providing policy influence, training, research, and sector development across England and Wales.

Crest Advisory is a private consultancy specialising in justice, policing, and public safety, providing research, strategic advice, consulting, and inquiry support to government, criminal justice agencies, and organisations addressing crime and social harms.

The Criminal Justice Alliance (CJA)is a charity and membership network of organisations and academics collaborating to influence policy, share expertise, and promote a fairer, more effective criminal justice system in England and Wales.

The Family Justice Council is an advisory body for England and Wales that brings together legal, social work, and child welfare experts to improve decision-making, policy, and practice in family justice for children and families within the court system.

The Howard League for Penal Reform is a UK charity campaigning to reduce imprisonment, promote humane justice, improve prison conditions, and develop evidence-based alternatives that enhance rehabilitation, fairness and public safety.

The Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice (IPSCJ) at the University of Northampton is a research centre advancing evidence-based understanding, policy and practice in public safety, crime prevention, justice systems and community wellbeing.

The Institute of Criminology at the University of Cambridge is a leading academic centre for criminology, conducting interdisciplinary research, postgraduate teaching, and policy-focused studies on crime, justice, policing, prisons, and evidence-based crime prevention worldwide.

Justice is a cross-party human rights and law reform organisation that campaigns for fair, accessible justice, strengthens legal protections, influences policy, and provides expert legal analysis to uphold the rule of law.

Justice Futures is a social impact organisation that provides research, policy insight, consultancy and events to advance evidence-informed criminal justice reform, improve public safety outcomes and support fair, modern justice systems.

The Knowledge Exchange is an online library curated by the Butler Trust charity, enabling criminal justice professionals to share research, guidance, and examples of effective practice across prisons, probation, and youth justice settings.

The Magistrates’ Association is a charity and professional membership organisation representing magistrates in England and Wales. It provides training, guidance, peer support and advocacy, and promotes effective justice, public understanding and legal administration.

The Police Foundation is an independent think tank and charity specialising in policing, conducting research, policy analysis, and fostering public debate to enhance policing practices, reduce crime, and promote evidence-based policing policies.

The Prison Reform Trust (PRT) is a charity working to improve prisons and reduce unnecessary imprisonment by researching conditions, campaigning for humane justice, influencing policy, and promoting fairness, rehabilitation and safer communities.

The Probation Institute is a charitable professional body promoting excellence in probation and rehabilitation practice through research, professional development, ethical standards, and collaboration, supporting practitioners who work to reduce reoffending and protect the public.

The Restorative Justice Council is an independent membership organisation that promotes high-quality restorative justice practice, sets professional standards, supports practitioners, and advances approaches that repair harm, promote accountability, and strengthen communities through reconciliation.

Revolving Doors is a charity working to reform justice systems by addressing the root causes of repeat offending, using research, policy advocacy, and lived experience to improve services for people facing multiple disadvantages.

Russell Webster is an independent consultant and writer who runs a widely used criminal justice blog that shares research, policy analysis, resources, and commentary on prisons, probation, drugs, and crime.

The Security, Crime and Intelligence Innovation Institute at Cardiff University brings together interdisciplinary expertise to address challenges in crime, security, and intelligence through research, innovation, and policy impact.

The Sentencing Academy is a charity dedicated to research and engagement that promotes evidence-based understanding of sentencing in England and Wales. It conducts research, informs public debate, and encourages effective sentencing practices.

The Society of Evidence-Based Policing (SEBP) is a charity that promotes evidence-based approaches in policing by connecting officers, researchers, and practitioners; supporting the use of research; advancing professional development; and improving decision-making to enhance public safety and policing effectiveness.

Transform Justice is a charity and policy organisation that uses research, evidence, and advocacy to promote a fair, open, and compassionate justice system, and to influence policymakers to improve criminal justice practice and outcomes.

The Transition to Adulthood Alliance (T2A) is a criminal justice campaign programme and alliance, led by the Barrow Cadbury Trust, promoting a distinct, evidence-based approach for young adults aged 18–25 across the justice system.

The UCL Centre for Education and Criminal Justice is a university research centre specialising in education within criminal justice systems, promoting collaboration, research, and evidence-based practice to improve learning, rights, and outcomes for justice-involved individuals.

The UCL Dawes Centre for Future Crime is a university research centre that studies emerging and future crime threats, using multidisciplinary research to anticipate risks, develop preventative interventions, and support law enforcement and policymakers.

The UCL Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science is a university research institute advancing multidisciplinary crime science and developing evidence-based approaches to crime prevention, security innovation, professional training, and policy-relevant research.

The Universities’ Police Science Institute at Cardiff University is a research body dedicated to developing evidence-based policing through academic–police collaborations, shaping policy, and addressing crime, vulnerability, and security issues.

The Vulnerability Knowledge and Practice Programme (VKPP) is a national policing programme that improves responses to vulnerability through research, analysis, and practice development, supporting public protection, safeguarding, and violence reduction across England and Wales.

Law, Rights and Justice

APPEAL is a legal charity and law practice that challenges wrongful convictions and unfair sentences, providing free legal representation, investigations, advocacy and campaigning to promote a fairer, more accountable justice system.

Article 39 is a children’s rights charity advocating for children living in institutional settings, including care homes, hospitals, schools, prisons, and detention centres, through legal education, policy advocacy, research, and strategic litigation.

The Criminal Bar Association (CBA)is a UK professional membership organisation representing specialist criminal barristers through advocacy, professional development, policy engagement, training and initiatives that support the criminal justice system in England and Wales.

The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is an independent public body that investigates alleged miscarriages of justice, reviews convictions or sentences, and refers appropriate cases to the appeal courts in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is the principal prosecuting authority in England and Wales, independently reviewing cases investigated by the police, deciding on charges, prosecuting offences in court, and supporting victims and witnesses throughout criminal proceedings.

The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) is an executive non-departmental public body sponsored by the Home Office, responsible for providing criminal record checks and maintaining barred lists to assist employers in making safer recruitment decisions.

Ending Coercive Offending (ECO CIC)is a UK-based community interest company (CIC) that works nationally to prevent the criminalisation of exploited children, providing advocacy, guidance, and support to families and professionals, and influencing safeguarding policy.

Fair Trials is a global criminal justice charity campaigning for fair, transparent, and impartial legal systems, protecting defendants’ rights, challenging wrongful convictions, and advocating for reforms to ensure justice for all people worldwide.

Farrer & Co is an independent London-based law firm that provides legal advice to individuals, families, businesses, educational institutions, and charities. They also publish regular newsletters and insights on employment, schools, and safeguarding.

The Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody (IAPDC) is a government advisory body that provides independent advice to ministers, analyses deaths across custody settings, and promotes policy, research, and practices to reduce deaths and protect detainee safety.

INQUEST is a charity that provides expert support, advice and advocacy to families following state-related deaths, improving accountability, legal understanding and transparency in investigations and coroners’ processes.

The Law Commission is an independent statutory public body established by Parliament in 1965 to review laws in England and Wales, consult, and recommend reforms to ensure that legislation is fair, modern, accessible, and effective.

The Law Society is a professional membership organisation that represents solicitors in England and Wales, providing support, training, and resources while advocating for the legal profession, access to justice, and the rule of law.

The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman is an independent government body that investigates complaints and deaths involving prisoners, probation service users, and detained individuals, promoting accountability, fairness, learning, and safer custody across England and Wales.

The Public Law Project is an independent legal charity that promotes access to justice and fair decision-making through strategic litigation, research, policy advocacy, training, and legal support, helping marginalised individuals challenge unlawful decisions made by public authorities.

Release is a charity specialising in drugs and drug law, providing free, confidential legal advice, representation, harm-reduction information, and policy advocacy to support individuals affected by drug use and by legislation.

The Sentencing Council for England and Wales is an independent public body that develops sentencing guidelines for courts, promotes consistency and transparency in sentencing, monitors the use of guidelines, and improves public understanding of sentencing practices.

StopWatch is a coalition of academics, lawyers, and activists that works to challenge disproportionate stop-and-search, promote fair policing, and offer research, advocacy, resources, and community support.

The United Group for Reform of IPP (UNGRIPP) is a grassroots campaign led by families of prisoners, raising awareness of Indeterminate Sentences for Public Protection and advocating sentencing reform, support, and change to the justice system.

The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales is an independent statutory role that promotes victims’ and witnesses’ interests, monitors compliance with the Victims’ Code, conducts research, influences policy, and holds criminal justice agencies accountable.

The Youth Justice Legal Centre (YJLC) is a specialist organisation that provides legal guidance, training, resources, and advice to improve representation and protect children’s rights within the youth justice system in England and Wales.

The Zahid Mubarek Trust is an independent charity promoting racial justice in the prison system through advocacy, research, and support programmes, working to improve fairness, accountability, and outcomes for prisoners.

Government, Policing and Criminal Justice Agencies

Cifas is a fraud-prevention organisation headquartered in London, operating nationwide to prevent financial crime and provide public services, including protective registration, identity fraud advice, and victim support.

The College of Policing is the professional body for policing in England and Wales, setting standards, developing leadership and skills, promoting evidence-based practice, and supporting police effectiveness, ethics, and public confidence across forces.

The Connor Brown Trust is a charity established to prevent knife crime through education, youth programmes, community awareness, and life-saving initiatives, supporting young people, victims, and families and promoting safer communities and violence prevention.

The Godwin Lawson Foundation is a charity focused on preventing knife crime through education, mentoring, youth leadership programmes, and community engagement, helping young people develop skills, resilience, and safer life pathways.

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) is an independent inspectorate that assesses police and fire and rescue services, publishes inspections, monitors performance, and drives improvements in effectiveness, efficiency, and public accountability.

HM Inspectorate of Prisons (HMI Prisons) is an independent watchdog for England and Wales that inspects prisons and detention facilities, monitoring conditions, treatment and safety to promote humane standards and improve outcomes for detainees.

HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) is an independent government inspectorate that inspects probation and youth justice services in England and Wales, providing scrutiny, research, and recommendations to improve quality, reduce reoffending, and protect the public.

HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) is a government organisation and an executive agency of the Ministry of Justice, responsible for prisons, probation, and youth custody services, delivering court sentences, protecting the public, and reducing reoffending through rehabilitation.

The Home Office is a UK government department responsible for immigration, policing, counter-terrorism, crime prevention, safeguarding policy, border security and public protection, and for developing legislation, guidance and national strategies to support community safety and resilience.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is a non-departmental public body that oversees the police complaints system in England and Wales and independently investigates serious incidents, misconduct allegations, and deaths following police contact, to strengthen public confidence in policing.

The Independent Monitoring Boards (IMBs) are volunteer bodies that independently inspect UK prisons and immigration removal centres, ensuring humane conditions, proper treatment, and legal compliance for those detained.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is a UK government department responsible for the courts, prisons, probation, legal aid, and justice policy in England and Wales, working to uphold the rule of law, protect rights, and deliver justice.

The National Black Police Association (NBPA) is a professional association representing Black and minority ethnic police staff, promoting equality, improving working environments, supporting career progression, and strengthening relationships between policing and diverse communities.

The National Crime Agency (NCA) is the UK’s national law enforcement agency, leading the fight against serious and organised crime through intelligence, investigations, and international partnerships to disrupt criminal networks and protect the public.

The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) brings together UK chief police officers to coordinate national operational policing, develop common approaches, set strategic direction, and support collaboration between forces to address crime, terrorism, emergencies, and public safety.

The National Protective Security Authority (NPSA) is a government organisation within MI5, serving as the UK’s National Technical Authority for protective security. It provides guidance, research, and advice to help organisations reduce risks from terrorism, espionage, and state threats.

The National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) is a non-profit organisation that brings together Police and Crime Commissioners, partners, and rural stakeholders to raise awareness, influence policy, share best practice, and improve safety in rural communities affected by crime.

The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), based in Amsterdam, is a global non-profit investigative journalism organisation that collaborates with journalists and media partners worldwide to expose organised crime, corruption and abuses of power through cross-border investigations and data-driven reporting.

Programme Challenger is a multi-agency partnership across Greater Manchester, bringing together policing, government, and community organisations to tackle serious and organised crime, protect vulnerable individuals, and prevent exploitation.

The Serious Fraud Office is a UK government agency that investigates and prosecutes serious or complex fraud, bribery and corruption, delivers justice, recovers assets, and protects the integrity of the financial system.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a global agency that supports countries in addressing illicit drugs, crime, corruption, and terrorism through international research, policy development, legal frameworks, and technical assistance, promoting justice, security, and public health worldwide.

The Women’s Justice Board is a UK government advisory board that brings together criminal justice organisations to improve outcomes for women in the justice system by promoting rehabilitation, reducing reoffending and addressing gender-specific needs and vulnerabilities.

The Youth Justice Board (YJB) for England and Wales is a government-sponsored public body that oversees the youth justice system, advises ministers, monitors services, promotes good practice, and improves outcomes for children involved in offending

Articles and Blogs

Professional Curiosity in Probation – Russell Webster 18 Jun 2025

Government permanently ends detention of girls in YOIs – Children & Young People Now 5 Mar 2025

Met Police launches strategy on improving policing for children – Children & Young People Now 26 Sep 2024

Audio Visual Materials

File on 4 Investigates: A Prison Inspector Calls – BBC 17 Sep 2025: In a broadcasting first, the BBC has followed a team from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons as it investigates conditions in a prison near Rugby in Warwickshire. The result is a unique insight into the problems faced by the prison system.

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, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022:Introduces reforms to policing, sentencing, courts and offender management, strengthening public protection and criminal justice powers.

Offender Rehabilitation Act 2014: Extends supervision and rehabilitation support for offenders after release to reduce reoffending and improve reintegration.

Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012: Reforms legal aid, sentencing and the punishment of offenders, balancing access to justice with public expenditure controls.

Bribery Act 2010: Creates offences for bribery and corruption, and promotes integrity, accountability, and lawful conduct across organisations and in public services.

Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008: Strengthens criminal justice powers, sentencing provisions, offender management, and measures to improve public safety and confidence.

Serious Crime Act 2007: Introduces serious crime prevention orders and offences targeting organised crime, supporting disruption and prevention strategies.

Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005: Established powers to combat serious organised crime, strengthening law enforcement, investigations and inter-agency cooperation.

Criminal Justice Act 2003: Introduces significant reforms to sentencing, evidence, offender management and criminal court procedures in England and Wales.

Sexual Offences Act 2003: Modernises sexual offence law, strengthening protection for children and vulnerable people and clarifying offences and consent.

Crime and Disorder Act 1998: Introduced multi-agency crime-reduction partnerships, anti-social behaviour measures and youth justice reforms to improve community safety.

Police Act 1996: Provides the legislative framework for police forces, governance, responsibilities and accountability in England and Wales.

Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984: Establishes police powers and safeguards for investigations, detention, searches, interviews and the treatment of suspects.

Prison Act 1952: Provides the legal framework for prison administration, prisoner management, security, discipline and custodial duties.

Regulations

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Statutory Guidance

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Codes of Practice

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Standards

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International Conventions and Treaties

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Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

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Non-Statutory Guidance

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Recommended Books

Education, learning, training courses and providers

Cyber Choices is a national programme aimed at reducing cybercrime, including illegal hacking of computers and networks, denial of service attacks, and the creation, distribution, or deployment of malware. They work with individuals who may be vulnerable to committing cybercrime, steering them onto a more productive path through educational visits, workshops, and online training.

The Skill Mill is a social enterprise and environmental organisation that supports young people with criminal convictions through paid employment, mentoring, education and practical environmental projects, all of which build confidence, skills, resilience and future career opportunities.

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services and Apps

Fearless Resources is a UK youth crime-prevention and education service from Crimestoppers, providing free resources, lesson materials and guidance to help professionals educate young people about crime, exploitation, reporting concerns and community safety.

Prison: the facts provides evidence-based statistics and analysis on prisons, prison populations, safety, sentencing, rehabilitation, overcrowding and criminal justice policy in England and Wales.

Stop the Stigma: When a parent goes to prison, their children also serve a sentence.

The Violence Reduction Unit collection, published by the UK Home Office, brings together guidance, research, and evaluation documents that support multi-agency, public health approaches to preventing serious violence through early intervention and partnership working.

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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 National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is the UK’s technical authority for cyber security, offering guidance, incident response and support to safeguard individuals, businesses and critical services against cyber threats.

The Open Data Institute (ODI) is a non-profit organisation that helps governments, businesses, and communities use data responsibly by providing research, training, consultancy and policy expertise to promote trustworthy, ethical and innovative data practices.

The Professional Records Standards Body (PRSB) is dedicated to developing and implementing 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) Undated

Audio Visual Materials

No resources available at present

Reports, Documents and Publications

No resources available at present

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Protection of Freedoms Act 2012: Strengthens privacy rights, regulates biometric data, surveillance powers and information handling, balancing security with individual freedoms.

Freedom of Information Act 2000: Provides public access to information held by public authorities, promoting transparency, accountability and informed decision-making.

Data Protection Act 2018: Sets out rules for processing personal data, protecting privacy rights, and ensuring lawful, fair, and secure information handling.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 2018: Establishes principles for collecting, processing and protecting personal data, strengthening individual rights and organisational accountability.

Human Rights Act 1998: Protects privacy and family life rights, requiring information handling to respect dignity, confidentiality and proportionality.

Regulations

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Statutory Guidance

No resources available at present

Codes of Practice

Records Management Code of Practice (Health and Social Care) – NHS England Updated Aug 2023

Standards

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International Conventions and Treaties

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Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

No resources available at present

Non-Statutory Guidance

Information sharing advice for safeguarding practitioners – Department for Education (DfE) 26 Mar 2015 Updated 1 May 2024

Recommended Books

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Education, learning, training courses and providers

No resources available at present

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services and Apps

7-Minute Briefing: Record Keeping and Information Sharing – Oldham SAB

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. Resources updated 01.07.2026.

Useful Organisations

Support, Advocacy and Recovery

Abianda is a charity that supports young women and girls affected by criminal exploitation and violence, offering personalised services, training, and advocacy to foster agency, safety, and independence.

The ADAM Project is a domestic abuse support service, part of Women’s Aid Leicestershire, providing free, confidential advice, advocacy, and practical support to male victims of abuse or at risk of abuse across Leicestershire.

Advance is a national charity supporting women and girls affected by domestic abuse and involved in the criminal justice system through advocacy, crisis support, housing assistance, and trauma-informed community services that promote safety and long-term recovery.

Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse (AAFDA) is a specialist support organisation that offers tailored advocacy, emotional support and guidance to families bereaved by domestic abuse, helping them navigate systems and rebuild stability after loss.

Amour Destiné, French for “Love your Destiny,” is a community interest company (CIC) supporting Black women and girls affected by trauma, domestic abuse and care experiences through advocacy, mentoring, counselling and empowerment.

Angels of Hope for Women is a community-based charity supporting women affected by domestic abuse, social disadvantage, and cultural barriers through outreach, advocacy, peer support groups, safe spaces, and empowerment programmes promoting independence.

The Asian Women’s Resource Centre (AWRC) is a London-based charity that provides culturally specific advocacy, advice, housing support, counselling, and holistic services for Black, Asian, and minoritised women and children affected by domestic abuse and harmful practices.

Bambuuu is a community interest company (CIC) supporting survivors of domestic abuse through one-to-one advocacy, empowerment programmes, and specialist training for organisations, with a focus on culturally informed support and the prevention of violence against women and girls.

Bawso is a charity in Wales providing specialised support to Black and minoritised individuals affected by domestic abuse, violence, and exploitation, offering advocacy, refuges, outreach services, and empowerment programmes.

The Dash Charity is a domestic abuse charity that provides refuge accommodation, advocacy, helplines, outreach, and therapeutic support for women, men, and children, alongside education and training to prevent abuse and strengthen community safety.

The Domestic Abuse Alliance is a non-profit organisation that provides legal protection and referral services for victims of domestic abuse, using technology-enabled partnerships to deliver rapid access to legal aid, civil injunctions, and coordinated frontline support.

The Elm Foundation is a Derbyshire-based domestic abuse charity providing trauma-informed refuge accommodation, advocacy, helplines, counselling, outreach, and prevention services supporting adults and children across Chesterfield, North East Derbyshire, Bolsover, and parts of Amber Valley.

First Light is a charity supporting survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and church-related abuse, operating mainly across South West England (Devon, Cornwall, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire) and running the national Church-related abuse service.

The For Baby’s Sake Trust is a charity that provides trauma-informed therapeutic support for expectant parents affected by domestic abuse, helping families break intergenerational cycles of harm and give babies a safe, healthy start.

GASPED (Giving Advice and Support to People in Emotional Distress) is a Wakefield-based charity that provides counselling, advocacy, and practical emotional support for mental health, addiction, domestic and sexual abuse, and crisis needs, with specialist services for vulnerable and male survivors.

Happy Baby Community (HBC) is a UK charity that supports pregnant women and new mothers who have escaped violence or trafficking by offering practical assistance, wellbeing activities, community backing, education, and empowerment.

Hestia is a charity supporting adults and children affected by crisis, trauma and abuse. Hestia provides services in domestic abuse, mental health, modern slavery, housing and recovery, helping people rebuild safe, independent lives.

I Choose Freedom is a charity that provides safe refuge accommodation, advocacy, therapy, and practical support for women and children fleeing domestic abuse, helping survivors rebuild independent lives and recover from trauma.

IDAS is a UK charity and Yorkshire’s largest specialist domestic abuse organisation, providing refuge accommodation, advocacy, helplines, training, and trauma-informed support to adults, children, and young people affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence.

IKWRO (Iranian and Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation) is a UK charity supporting women and girls from the Middle East, North Africa, and Afghanistan through advocacy, counselling, training, and campaigning to prevent honour-based abuse, forced marriage, domestic violence, and harmful practices.

Jonathan’s House is a community interest company (CIC) that provides trauma-informed support for male survivors of domestic and childhood abuse through counselling, peer support groups, training, advocacy, awareness-raising, and a confidential helpline.

Karma Nirvana is a UK charity that supports victims and survivors of honour-based abuse and forced marriage. It provides a national helpline, advocacy, training, research, and campaigning to raise awareness, influence policy, and enhance protection.

Loving Me is a charity that provides specialist support for domestic abuse and sexual violence for transgender and non-binary adults, offering advocacy, safe accommodation, emotional support, training and user-led services across England.

The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) is a non-profit organisation providing free, fast emergency injunction services, helping survivors obtain legal protection from abuse through specialist casework, solicitor partnerships, and multi-agency safeguarding collaboration.

nia is a London-based feminist charity supporting women, girls, and children affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence, and exploitation through refuges, advocacy, counselling, and prevention work to end violence against women and girls.

One in Four is a charity that provides specialist counselling, advocacy, training, and awareness work to support survivors of sexual violence, domestic abuse, and childhood sexual abuse, promoting recovery, empowerment, and public understanding.

OPOKA is a UK charity supporting Polish women and families affected by domestic abuse through bilingual helplines, safe housing, advocacy, counselling, legal guidance, and training, promoting safety, empowerment, independence, and community integration.

The Paladin National Stalking Advocacy Service is a charity that provides trauma-informed advocacy, specialist casework, and professional training to support high-risk stalking victims across England and Wales, improving safety, awareness, and coordinated safeguarding responses.

PARAGON is a non-profit specialist service, part of The YOU Trust, providing advocacy, counselling, behaviour-change programmes, and trauma-informed support for adults, children, and families affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence, and stalking.

The Paul Lavelle Foundation is a charity supporting male victims and survivors of domestic abuse through therapeutic support, education, awareness campaigns, peer groups, and healthy relationship programmes that promote recovery, wellbeing, and stigma reduction.

The Phoebe Centre (Promotion of Health, Opportunity, Equality, Benevolence and Empowerment) is an Ipswich-based charity supporting Black, minoritised, and migrant women and children through domestic abuse advocacy, counselling, education, and wellbeing programmes that promote empowerment, safety, mental health, and social inclusion.

Protection Against Stalking (PAS) is a national charity that raises awareness of stalking, supports victims and their families, promotes early intervention, delivers training, and campaigns for consistent professional responses and accessible specialist advocacy services nationwide.

Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre (RSACC) is a charity that provides free, confidential counselling, advocacy, emotional support, and specialist services for survivors of sexual violence in Darlington and County Durham.

Rape Crisis England & Wales is a feminist charity supporting survivors of sexual violence through a national network of specialist centres, advocacy, awareness campaigns, policy influence, and a free, confidential 24-hour support service.

RASAC is a charity that provides counselling, advocacy, helpline support, and trauma-informed services for children, young people, and adults affected by rape, sexual violence, and domestic abuse across West Yorkshire (Kirklees, Calderdale, and Wakefield).

Refuge is a charity supporting women, children and families experiencing domestic violence through safe accommodation, advocacy, specialist support services and campaigns for justice, safety and long-term wellbeing.

Restored is a Christian charity working to end violence against women and girls by raising awareness, equipping churches to respond to domestic abuse, and providing survivors with support networks and resources.

Rise Against Abuse is a survivor-led community interest company (CIC) that supports people affected by domestic abuse through education, advocacy, legal guidance, awareness training, and recovery programmes designed to empower victims, survivors, and communities.

The Roj Women’s Association is a London-based grassroots charity that supports Kurdish, Turkish, migrant, and refugee women through advocacy, counselling, wellbeing services, and education, working to prevent gender-based violence and to promote empowerment and social inclusion.

The Rosalie Ryrie Foundation is a charity supporting victims, perpetrators, children, and families affected by domestic abuse and harmful behaviours through intervention programmes, group work, training, and prevention services that promote healthier relationships.

Roshni is a Birmingham-based charity supporting Black and minoritised communities affected by domestic abuse, forced marriage, and honour-based abuse, providing refuge accommodation, advocacy, counselling, outreach services, training, and multilingual specialist support.

Safe in Faith is a faith-based initiative by Caritas Westminster supporting survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and exploitation through training, resources, counselling networks, and guidance for clergy, professionals, and faith communities.

Saint Mary’s Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) is a specialist NHS-affiliated service that provides forensic examinations, crisis care, counselling, advocacy, and aftercare for adults and children affected by rape or sexual assault across Greater Manchester.

Somerset and Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support (SARSAS) is a charity that provides trauma-informed support, counselling, advocacy, and resources for adults, children, and young people of all genders across Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset, Somerset, and South Gloucestershire.

Savera UK is a charity working to end honour-based abuse and harmful practices through advocacy, safeguarding, education, training, and direct intervention services that support survivors and those at risk to achieve safety and independence.

Sikh Women’s Aid is a UK charity that provides culturally tailored advocacy, crisis support, research, and community education for Sikh and South Asian women and children affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence, honour-based abuse, and exploitation.

Solace Women’s Aid is a London-based charity that provides advice, advocacy, refuges, counselling, and specialist services to support women and children in building safe, independent lives free from abuse.

Staying Put is a domestic abuse and sexual violence charity supporting women, men, and children across the Bradford district through helplines, advocacy, refuge accommodation, counselling, and services that help survivors stay safely in their homes.

Stop Domestic Abuse is a charity supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse and stalking through helplines, advocacy, refuge access, and specialist programmes, providing flexible support services across the communities of Hampshire, Southampton, and Portsmouth.

The Survivors Trust is a UK and Ireland charity supporting specialist rape and sexual abuse services, providing a national helpline, training, advocacy, and coordination for over 120 member organisations that support survivors.

The Wish Centre is a charity that provides support, advice, counselling and safe accommodation locally, regionally and nationally, helping victims of domestic abuse, children, and families improve their safety, wellbeing and recovery outcomes.

Women’s Aid is a charity that supports women and children affected by domestic abuse through refuge accommodation, tailored emotional and practical support, campaigning for systemic change, and promoting safety, empowerment and justice.

Prevention, Education and Professional Practice

Aikyam UK is a youth-led charity supporting young people aged 8–24 through workshops on critical thinking, mental health, domestic abuse awareness and gang risk, empowering resilience, leadership and safer life choices.

The Alice Ruggles Trust is a charity that raises awareness of stalking and coercive control through education, professional training, youth programmes, and campaigning to improve victim protection and prevent stalking behaviours before escalation.

CAPA First Response is a community interest company (CIC) that provides specialist support, training and resources for families affected by child-to-parent aggression and harmful behaviours, helping to improve relationships, communication, safety and wellbeing.

The Employers Domestic Abuse Covenant (EDAC) is a charity initiative partnering with businesses to support women affected by domestic abuse by creating employment opportunities, providing skills development and mentoring, and establishing sustainable pathways back into work.

The Employers’ Initiative on Domestic Abuse (EIDA) is a charity that supports employers in addressing domestic abuse through training, resources, collaboration, and policy influence, helping workplaces identify, support, and safeguard employees affected by abuse.

The Faith & Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Coalition is a charity that unites faith organisations, activists, and specialist services to address violence against women and girls through advocacy, training, collaboration, and intersectional, faith-informed approaches that support survivors.

The Freedom Charity is a charity supporting victims of forced marriage, honour-based abuse, and female genital mutilation through education, training, advocacy, safeguarding programmes, and a specialist helpline helping protect children and vulnerable individuals.

Holes in the Wall (HiTW) is an information and research resource, managed by Durham University and CAPA First Response, that raises awareness of child-to-parent violence and abuse through research, guidance, training, publications and professional resources.

The Institute for Addressing Strangulation (IFAS) is a non-profit organisation raising awareness of strangulation risks through research, professional training, guidance, and multi-agency collaboration to improve prevention, policy, and responses that support victims and survivors.

IRISi is a charity and social enterprise that improves healthcare responses to domestic abuse and gender-based violence through evidence-based training, consultancy, and programmes that help clinicians identify, support, and refer survivors safely.

LimeCulture is a non-profit community interest company (CIC) specialising in safeguarding and sexual violence training, consultancy, accreditation, and organisational development, supporting professionals and institutions in improving responses to abuse and fostering safer cultures.

The National Centre for Violence Against Women and Girls and Public Protection, led by the National Police Chiefs’ Council and the College of Policing, provides specialist training and investigative guidance and coordinates nationwide multi-agency prevention and policing approaches.

The National FGM Centre is a UK child protection organisation, hosted by Barnardo's, that works to prevent female genital mutilation and other harmful practices through safeguarding support, training, community engagement, professional development and advocacy.

NOTA (formerly the National Organisation for the Treatment of Abusers) is a charity supporting professionals working to prevent sexual abuse through training, research, conferences, publications, and multidisciplinary collaboration, promoting evidence-based practice and education to reduce sexual violence and exploitation.

Operation Encompass is a charitable safeguarding initiative that links police and education settings to share information about domestic abuse incidents, enabling schools to provide immediate, trauma-informed support for affected children and young people.

Reducing the Risk of Domestic Abuse is a charity that delivers training, advocacy, and specialist IDVA services locally, regionally, and nationally, empowering professionals and communities to support victim-survivors and improve safety outcomes.

Respect is a charity and membership organisation that provides training, support and resources to individuals and professionals working to prevent and address domestic abuse, promote healthy relationships and reduce violence.

Respect Young People’s Service (RYPS) is a specialist service within the charity Respect, providing training, interventions, resources and practice development to support professionals, young people and families affected by child-to-parent and teenage relationship abuse.

Reveal Productions is a community interest company (CIC) and creative arts organisation that delivers theatre, training, and educational projects addressing safeguarding, exploitation, violence, and relationships through workshops and performances.

SafeLives is a UK-wide charity working to end domestic abuse by improving national responses through research, training, policy influence, and partnership working, supporting professionals and organisations to protect victims, families, and children.

Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse is a national charity that improves coordinated community responses to domestic abuse by training professionals, supporting multi-agency partnerships, and helping services collaborate effectively to protect survivors and hold perpetrators accountable.

The Suzy Lamplugh Trust is a personal safety charity and a leading authority on stalking, providing training, campaigning, policy influence, and support services, including the National Stalking Helpline, to reduce violence, aggression, harassment, and stalking.

VictimFocus is a UK-based training, research, and consultancy organisation specialising in trauma-informed, anti-oppressive practice, providing resources, evaluation, and professional development to improve responses to victims of abuse and violence.

White Ribbon UK is a charity that engages men and boys to prevent violence against women and girls through education, campaigns, training, and workplace accreditation, addressing harmful gender norms and promoting allyship and cultural change.

Zero Tolerance is a Scottish charity working to end violence against women and girls through awareness campaigns, education, policy influence, and community engagement to promote respectful, equal, non-violent relationships.

Research, Policy and Rights

The Centre for Protecting Women Online (CPWO) is an Open University research centre advancing research, policy and technological solutions to tackle online violence against women and girls through interdisciplinary collaboration, education, innovation and advocacy.

The Centre for Women’s Justice (CWJ) is a feminist legal charity that uses strategic litigation, legal advocacy, research, and policy work to hold the state accountable and challenge discrimination within justice systems responding to violence against women and girls.

The Circle is a UK-based global feminist non-profit organisation founded by Annie Lennox, supporting grassroots partners worldwide who address gender-based violence and economic inequality through advocacy, funding, partnerships, and international collaboration.

Dewis Choice is a university-led initiative at Swansea University that provides specialist domestic abuse support for people aged 60+, combining research, advocacy, and safeguarding practice to improve protection and access to justice.

The Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales, currently Nicole Jacobs, is an independent statutory public office established under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, providing oversight, advice, research, and accountability to improve national responses, policies, and services for victims and survivors.

The Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) is a non-profit organisation that supports housing providers and local authorities in improving their responses to domestic abuse through accreditation, training, policy influence, and sector-wide best-practice frameworks.

End Violence Against Women is a feminist charity and a national coalition of specialist organisations campaigning to end violence against women and girls through policy influence, research, public campaigns, and by challenging harmful social attitudes.

FORWARD is a UK-based African women-led charity working to end violence against women and girls by tackling female genital mutilation, child marriage, and gender-based abuse through community programmes, advocacy, research, training, and support for survivors.

Imkaan is a UK-based Black feminist charity that supports organisations addressing violence against Black and minoritised women and girls through advocacy, research, training, and sector development, promoting anti-racist, intersectional approaches to policy and practice.

Killed Women is a charity and campaigning network led by bereaved families of women killed by men, advocating for justice, systemic reform, improved victim protection, and stronger support and rights for affected families.

Project Resist is an advocacy and policy organisation dedicated to supporting Black and minoritised women, campaigning for justice, equality, and human rights, with a particular focus on violence against women and systemic discrimination.

Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA) is a charity dedicated to raising awareness of economic abuse, transforming professional and systemic responses, influencing policy, and providing resources, partnerships, and financial guidance to support survivors experiencing economic control and coercion.

Womankind Worldwide is a UK-based international women’s rights charity that supports feminist movements globally, working with partner organisations to end violence against women, advance economic rights, and strengthen women’s leadership and decision-making.

Women for Refugee Women is a charity supporting asylum-seeking and refugee women through community programmes, advocacy, research, and campaigning, helping survivors of gender-based violence rebuild their lives while promoting a fairer asylum system.

Specialist Communities and Harmful Practices

The Asian Women’s Resource Centre (AWRC) is a London-based charity that provides culturally specific advocacy, advice, housing support, counselling, and holistic services for Black, Asian, and minoritised women and children affected by domestic abuse and harmful practices.

Bawso is a charity in Wales providing specialised support to Black and minoritised individuals affected by domestic abuse, violence, and exploitation, offering advocacy, refuges, outreach services, and empowerment programmes.

FORWARD is a UK-based African women-led charity working to end violence against women and girls by tackling female genital mutilation, child marriage, and gender-based abuse through community programmes, advocacy, research, training, and support for survivors.

The Freedom Charity is a charity supporting victims of forced marriage, honour-based abuse, and female genital mutilation through education, training, advocacy, safeguarding programmes, and a specialist helpline helping protect children and vulnerable individuals.

The Halo Project is a national charity supporting Black and minoritised women and girls affected by honour-based abuse, forced marriage, domestic abuse, and female genital mutilation through advocacy, training, education, and specialist support services for survivors.

IKWRO (Iranian and Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation) is a UK charity supporting women and girls from the Middle East, North Africa, and Afghanistan through advocacy, counselling, training, and campaigning to prevent honour-based abuse, forced marriage, domestic violence, and harmful practices.

Karma Nirvana is a UK charity that supports victims and survivors of honour-based abuse and forced marriage. It provides a national helpline, advocacy, training, research, and campaigning to raise awareness, influence policy, and enhance protection.

Loving Me is a charity that provides specialist support for domestic abuse and sexual violence for transgender and non-binary adults, offering advocacy, safe accommodation, emotional support, training and user-led services across England.

OPOKA is a UK charity supporting Polish women and families affected by domestic abuse through bilingual helplines, safe housing, advocacy, counselling, legal guidance, and training, promoting safety, empowerment, independence, and community integration.

The Phoebe Centre (Promotion of Health, Opportunity, Equality, Benevolence and Empowerment) is an Ipswich-based charity supporting Black, minoritised, and migrant women and children through domestic abuse advocacy, counselling, education, and wellbeing programmes that promote empowerment, safety, mental health, and social inclusion.

Protection Against Stalking (PAS) is a national charity that raises awareness of stalking, supports victims and their families, promotes early intervention, delivers training, and campaigns for consistent professional responses and accessible specialist advocacy services nationwide.

The Roj Women’s Association is a London-based grassroots charity that supports Kurdish, Turkish, migrant, and refugee women through advocacy, counselling, wellbeing services, and education, working to prevent gender-based violence and to promote empowerment and social inclusion.

Roshni is a Birmingham-based charity supporting Black and minoritised communities affected by domestic abuse, forced marriage, and honour-based abuse, providing refuge accommodation, advocacy, counselling, outreach services, training, and multilingual specialist support.

Savera UK is a charity working to end honour-based abuse and harmful practices through advocacy, safeguarding, education, training, and direct intervention services that support survivors and those at risk to achieve safety and independence.

Sikh Women’s Aid is a UK charity that provides culturally tailored advocacy, crisis support, research, and community education for Sikh and South Asian women and children affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence, honour-based abuse, and exploitation.

Southall Black Sisters is a charity offering specialist advocacy, advice, and support for Black and marginalised women experiencing domestic violence, abuse, and discrimination, while also campaigning for women’s rights and equality.

The Suzy Lamplugh Trust is a personal safety charity and a leading authority on stalking, providing training, campaigning, policy influence, and support services, including the National Stalking Helpline, to reduce violence, aggression, harassment, and stalking.

True Honour is a charity supporting victims of honour-based violence (HBV), forced marriage (FM), and female genital mutilation (FGM) through advocacy, training, awareness-raising, and culturally sensitive, trauma-informed support services for survivors and professionals.

Articles and Blogs

I Didn’t Know I Was a Victim: That’s What Makes Stalking So Dangerous – Cornerstone Safeguarding LinkedIn 24 Apr 2026

Support for child to parent abuse – College of Policing 11 Dec 2025

Tackling domestic abuse by adult sons against their mothers – Community Care 13 Aug 2025

Why Protecting Pets Could Save Human Lives: The Truth Behind Ruby's Law – Domestic Abuse Education LinkedIn 26 Jun 2025

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

What is target hardening? – The YOU Trust 18 Aug 2021

What is sexual consent?– Rape Crisis England & Wales Undated

Audio Visual Materials

My Father Murdered My Mother – Home Office 11 Sep 2025 7m 46s: Sawaira’s story is not only one of unimaginable trauma but also of extraordinary strength and survival. Today, she works closely with Karma Nirvana, a charity dedicated to supporting victims of 'honour'-based abuse, including forced marriage. By sharing her experiences, Sawaira is giving a voice to countless women and girls who are too often silenced.

The Monster Who Came to Tea – Women’s Aid 7 Mar 2025 2m 10s: Inspired by the children's book "The Tiger Who Came to Tea," this campaign video aims to raise awareness about the effects of domestic abuse on women and children. It illustrates how a seemingly harmless "monster" can symbolise a father who is abusive towards his family.

To Catch a Stalker BBC iPlayer 1 Jul 2025 –  2 episodes 45m 46m: The terrifying reality of stalking. Zara McDermott meets women who are targets of a dangerous obsession. What's it like to live in constant fear, and how can they get justice?

Catching My Stalker – Channel 4 28 Sep 2024 47m: Grace and Daryl are living happily in Watford when a dangerous stalker starts to rip everything apart. No one can help them. They need evidence. So they start to film everything…

It Does Matter Campaign Video – Thames Valley Police 9 Sep 2024 YouTube 6m 19s: 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 2 episodes 67m 63m: 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 4m 27s

A survivor’s plea to end child marriage – Payzee Mahmod 6 Jan 2020 TEDx YouTube 18m 45s: Payzee was a normal teenager, idolising pop stars and pursuing her education. But her childhood was stolen from her when, at just 16 years old, her parents coerced her into marrying a much older man.

Escaping teenage forced marriage - BBC London 19 Mar 2019 YouTube 3m 19s: Sanaz (not her real name) was 13 years old when she left home to escape a forced marriage. Her story is not unusual for many young girls in London.

Abused by my girlfriend 18 Feb 2019 BBC iPlayer 50m: This programme tells the remarkable story of Alex Skeel, a 23-year-old man from Bedford who survived an abusive relationship with his girlfriend Jordan Worth.

Fighting forced marriages and honour-based abuse – Jasvinder Sanghera 28 Nov 2013 Tedx YouTube 18m 7s: Listed by The Guardian as one of the world's 100 most Inspirational Women, Jasvinder Sanghera has been fighting forced marriages and honour-based abuse -- both in her native Britain and internationally.

Why domestic violence victims don't leave – Leslie Morgan Steiner 25 Jan 2013 TEDx YouTube 15m 59s: Steiner was in "crazy love" – that is, madly in love with a man who routinely abused her and threatened her life. Steiner shares the dark story of her relationship, correcting misconceptions many people hold about victims of domestic violence, and explaining how we can all help break the silence.

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

Understanding CAPVA: A rapid literature review on child and adolescent to parent violence and abuse for the Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s Office – Victoria Baker and Helen Bonnick Nov 2021

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Domestic Abuse Act 2021: Provides a statutory definition of domestic abuse, strengthens protections for victims, and improves responses across agencies and courts.

Serious Crime Act 2015: Introduces the offence of controlling or coercive behaviour, thereby strengthening protection for victims of domestic abuse.

Stalking Protection Act 2019: Introduces Stalking Protection Orders, enabling early intervention and enhanced protection for stalking victims.

Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Act 2007: Introduces Forced Marriage Protection Orders to prevent forced marriages and protect individuals at risk.

Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2004: Strengthens protections for victims of domestic abuse, improves victim support, and creates offences related to causing harm.

Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 (as amended by the Serious Crime Act 2015): Prohibits female genital mutilation, strengthens safeguarding measures, and introduces mandatory reporting obligations for professionals.

Protection from Harassment Act 1997: Provides criminal and civil remedies for harassment, stalking and intimidation, offering protection to victims of abuse.

Regulations

No resources available at present

Statutory Guidance

Controlling or coercive behaviour: statutory guidance framework: Information on controlling or coercive behaviour, to assist in identifying, evidencing, charging, prosecuting and convicting the offence – Home Office 5 Apr 2023 Updated 27 Jul 2023

Domestic Abuse Act 2021: Statutory guidance supporting the understanding of the definitions of 'domestic abuse' and 'personally connected' as set out in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 – Home Office 8 Jul 2022 Updated 13 Apr 2023

Multi-agency statutory guidance on female genital mutilation – Home Office, Department for Education & Department for Health and Social Care 1 Apr 2016 Updated 30 Jul 2020

Codes of Practice

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Standards

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Recommended Books

Luke and Ryan Hart (2018) Operation Lighthouse CoCo Awareness Ltd

Catherine Lawler Abigail Sterne, Nicky Armstrong (2020) Floss and the Boss Routledge

For effective and safe use, this book should be purchased in conjunction with the professional guidebook. Both books can be bought together as a set: Helping Children Learn About Domestic Abuse and Coercive Control: A Floss and the Boss Storybook and Professional Guide.

Jane Monckton Smith (2022) In Control: Dangerous Relationships and How They End in Murder Bloomsbury: Every four days in the UK, a woman is killed by her partner or ex-partner - and in the past year, domestic abuse has become an epidemic.

For thirty years, Jane Monckton Smith has been fighting to change this. A former police officer and internationally renowned professor of public protection, she has developed her ground-breaking research into an eight-stage homicide timeline, laying out identifiable stages in which coercive relationships can escalate to violence and murder.

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.

The Hollie Gazzard Trust, established after Hollie’s murder in 2014, delivers programmes on domestic abuse, encourages healthy relationships in schools, and collaborates with communities, charities, and agencies to positively impact young people’s lives.

Soundproofbox is a community interest company (CIC) that uses interactive theatre and workshops to educate communities, workplaces and schools about domestic abuse, bullying, coercive control and healthy relationships.

Stand Up To Domestic Abuse (SUTDA) delivers safeguarding training, specialising in Domestic Abuse across all professions throughout the UK. We are a recognised trainer within the NHS, CPS, police services, social services, and the education sector. 

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services 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.

Create the Conditions is a collaborative resource developed by She is Not Your Rehab in partnership with Plan International UK and funded by Taith. This resource is designed to equip practitioners with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to foster environments that challenge deep-rooted social attitudes and behaviours contributing to Gender-Based Violence.

ENOUGH. is a government campaign empowering people to recognise non-physical abuse against women and girls and encouraging safe bystander intervention, support access, reporting, and education.

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).

Ruby’s Law: Protecting Pets in Family Law. This campaign seeks specific changes to current family law to explicitly protect pets in households where there is domestic abuse.

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.

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. Resources updated 26.06.2026.

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Useful Organisations

The AA Charitable Trust is a charity that promotes road safety and environmental responsibility through education, research, and public campaigns, aiming to prevent road deaths and injuries and to encourage safer, more sustainable driving behaviour.

The Approved Driving Instructors National Joint Council (ADINJC) is a not-for-profit professional body representing driving instructors, providing training, industry representation, professional support, information, and advocacy to improve instructor standards, strengthen the profession, and promote safer roads.

BikeSafe is a UK police-run motorcycle safety initiative that delivers workshops, observed rides, and guidance on skills from advanced police motorcyclists, helping riders improve hazard awareness, confidence, and progress towards accredited post-test training.

Brake is a road safety charity that campaigns to prevent road deaths and injuries, promotes safer streets and responsible driving, and offers specialised support services for people bereaved or seriously injured in road crashes.

The Department for Transport (DfT) is a UK government department responsible for national transport policy, infrastructure investment, and regulation across the road, rail, aviation, and maritime sectors, supporting safe, efficient, and sustainable travel nationwide.

Disability Driving Instructors is a not-for-profit CIC that provides advice and maintains a national register of specialist instructors, supporting disabled learners to start, return to, and continue driving safely.

Disabled Motoring UK is a national charity supporting disabled drivers, passengers, and Blue Badge holders through advice, campaigning, and advocacy, working with government and businesses to improve accessibility, parking, and independent mobility.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is an executive agency of the Department for Transport responsible for driving tests, vehicle safety enforcement, MOT standards, instructor approval, and the enforcement of legal road safety requirements for drivers and vehicles.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is an executive agency of the Department for Transport, responsible for maintaining driver and vehicle records, issuing driving licences, collecting vehicle tax, and supporting road safety enforcement.

The Driving Instructors Association (DIA)is a professional membership organisation representing driver and rider trainers, offering training, professional development, industry guidance, and advocacy to enhance driver education and road safety standards.

The GEM Road Safety Charity promotes safer roads through education, public awareness campaigns, research, resources and advocacy, helping road users adopt safer behaviours and reduce collisions and injuries.

IAM RoadSmart is a registered charity that improves road safety through advanced driver and rider training, education, research, and policy advocacy, helping individuals and businesses develop safer driving skills and reduce road casualties.

My Learner Driver is an online learning platform that provides interactive courses, resources and guidance for learner drivers and families, promoting safer driving habits, confidence, and effective private practice between lessons.

The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) is a charity that offers independent, research-based advice to Parliament on transport safety, bringing together experts and policymakers to promote evidence-based policies that reduce deaths and serious injuries across all modes of transport.

Protect Young Drivers is a UK campaign and resource hub, hosted by the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety, that promotes safer driving through research, education, and advocacy for Graduated Driving Licensing to reduce collisions involving young drivers.

The RAC Foundation is an independent charity that conducts research and policy analysis on transport, mobility, the environment, and road safety, and publishes evidence-based reports to inform public debate and improve outcomes for responsible road users.

The Road Safety Foundation is a charity promoting safer road systems through research, risk assessment, training, and advocacy, supporting authorities and stakeholders in reducing road deaths and serious injuries through evidence-based Safe System approaches.

The Road Victims Trust is a charity supporting individuals affected by road deaths and serious injuries, offering free counselling, emotional and practical aid, and guidance through legal processes for victims, families, and witnesses.

The Road Safety Trust is an independent UK charity that funds research and practical interventions to reduce road deaths and injuries, supports innovative projects, partnerships, and evidence-based initiatives that improve safety for all road users.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) is a UK charity dedicated to preventing accidents and reducing serious injuries through safety campaigns, research, education, training, and policy advocacy covering road, workplace, home, leisure, and water safety.

The Honest Truth is a charity that delivers behaviour-change road safety education through driving instructors, raising awareness of risky driving and reducing injuries and fatalities among young and newly qualified drivers.

THINK! is the UK government’s national road safety campaign, delivering education, behaviour-change advertising, and resources to reduce road deaths and injuries by promoting safer driving, walking, and cycling among all road users.

TyreSafe is a road safety charity that promotes awareness of the importance of proper tyre maintenance and highlights the risks of illegal or faulty tyres through campaigns, education, research, and partnerships.

The Vision Zero Network is a non-profit campaign supporting communities in eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries through Safe System principles, collaboration, education, and policy advocacy promoting safe, equitable mobility for all road users.

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Articles and Blogs

BHS launches 10th anniversary Dead Slow campaign– Road Safety GB 18 Mar 2026

Think you’re better at driving than most? How psychological biases are keeping our roads unsafe – Open University 19 May 2025

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Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Automated Vehicles Act 2024: Establishes the legal framework for self-driving vehicles, defining responsibilities, safety requirements and regulatory oversight.

Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018: Establishes a framework for automated vehicle insurance and supports the development of electric vehicle infrastructure.

Crime and Courts Act 2013: Introduces drug-driving offences and enforcement measures, strengthening road safety and addressing risks from impaired driving.

Equality Act 2010: Requires reasonable adjustments for disabled learners and drivers to promote equal access to driving instruction and testing.

Road Safety Act 2006: Introduces road safety reforms, strengthening driver training, testing, and enforcement powers, and measures to reduce road casualties.

Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995: Introduces a probationary period for new drivers, allowing licence revocation upon accumulating six penalty points.

Vehicle Excise and Registration Act 1994: Regulates vehicle registration, taxation and licensing, ensuring vehicles are legally registered and taxed.

Road Traffic Act 1988: The principal driving law covering licences, learner drivers, vehicle standards, road offences, insurance requirements and road safety.

Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988: Sets out penalties, endorsements, disqualifications and court procedures for road traffic offences committed by drivers.

Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984: Provides powers for speed limits, parking controls, traffic signs, road restrictions and traffic management measures.

Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974: Requires employers to manage risks associated with work-related driving to protect employees and other road users.

Regulations

Drug Driving (Specified Limits) Regulations 2014: Sets legal limits for specified drugs in drivers, supporting enforcement against drug-impaired driving.

Road Vehicles (Display of Registration Marks) Regulations 2001: Establishes requirements for vehicle number plates to ensure identification, enforcement and compliance with legal standards.

Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regulations 1999: Sets out rules for driving licence categories, provisional licences, learner drivers, testing requirements and entitlements.

Motor Vehicles (Wearing of Seat Belts) Regulations 1993: Requires seat belt use in specified circumstances, improving occupant safety and reducing the severity of injuries.

Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989: Specifies the legal requirements for vehicle lighting, ensuring visibility and safety for all road users.

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Education, learning, training courses and providers

ADI Doctor is an award-winning independent training provider offering online and in-car coaching for Potential and Approved Driving Instructors, supporting Part 3 exam preparation, Standards Check success, and professional development through structured teaching frameworks.

RoSPA Advanced Drivers and Ridersis a road safety programme delivered by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, providing advanced driver and rider training, testing, and ongoing assessment to improve driving standards and reduce collisions.

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services and Apps

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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. Resources updated 01.07.2026.

Useful Organisations

Equality, Rights and Community Support

Advocacy Focus is a Lancashire-based charity that provides free, independent advocacy services to help people understand their rights, express their views, and participate in decisions about health, social care, and personal wellbeing.

Become is a children’s charity that supports care-experienced young people, care leavers and families through advocacy, advice, resources and campaigns to improve outcomes and reform the care system.

Birth Companions is a charity supporting pregnant women and new mothers facing disadvantages, providing emotional, practical, and advocacy support while influencing policy and improving care, equity, and outcomes for women and babies.

The Carers Trust is a major UK charity dedicated to transforming the lives of unpaid carers by funding support, partnering with local organisations, and providing advice, resources and advocacy so carers are valued and supported.

Children’s World is a UK charity that uses creative, educational, and inclusive drama, performance, and fun workshops to support children of all abilities – especially those with special needs – and to enrich their social, emotional, and learning experiences.

Coram Children’s Legal Centre is a children’s rights charity and legal organisation that provides free legal advice, information and representation for children, young people, families and professionals, and promotes children’s rights through research, policy and advocacy.

Coram Voice is a charity championing the rights and voices of children and young people in care and under state support, offering advocacy, participation programmes and influence to shape better systems.

Cranstoun is a social justice and harm-reduction charity that provides drug and alcohol recovery, domestic abuse, housing, criminal justice, and support services for young people to help individuals rebuild safer, healthier lives.

Detention Action is a UK charity that supports people held in immigration detention with advice, advocacy, legal assistance and campaigning for fairer immigration detention policies and humane treatment.

Disability Rights UK is a national charity led by disabled people, campaigning for equality, independent living, and social inclusion through policy influence, advice services, training, research, and advocacy to strengthen disabled people’s rights.

The Drive Forward Foundation is a charity that supports care-experienced young people aged 16–26 by providing mentoring, training, and employment opportunities to help them transition from care into sustainable, meaningful careers.

The Family Rights Group is a specialist child welfare charity that provides free, confidential legal and social work advice to parents, grandparents, relatives and carers involved with children’s services and the family justice system.

Galop is an LGBTQ+ anti-violence charity that supports, advocates for, advises and campaigns for survivors of hate crime, domestic abuse, sexual violence and discrimination to improve safety, justice and wellbeing.

Gingerbread is a charity that supports single parents with advice, practical services, community connections, and campaigning to improve social, financial, and policy outcomes for single-parent families and their children.

Girlguiding is a youth charity that empowers girls and young women through fun, skills development, leadership opportunities, community activities, and inclusive programmes that build confidence, resilience, and lifelong friendships.

The Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU) is a voluntary charity in Greater Manchester that offers free legal immigration advice, representation and support to asylum seekers, refugees, vulnerable adults and children, including crisis and homelessness support.

Hear Me Out is a charity that delivers music workshops in immigration detention centres and asylum settings, enabling detainees to express their experiences through music, promote wellbeing, and increase public understanding of migrants’ lives.

Hibiscus Initiatives is a charity supporting Black and minoritised migrant women affected by the immigration and criminal justice systems through advocacy, welfare, resettlement support, and empowerment services that promote fairness, wellbeing, and social justice.

The Humans for Rights Network is a human rights organisation advocating for dignity, justice and safety for all, providing advocacy, support and public engagement to protect rights and challenge abuse, discrimination and exploitation.

Inclusion London is a disability rights charity led by and for Deaf and Disabled people, campaigning for equality, access, systemic change, and full participation in society across all areas of life.

Kids of Colour is a community interest company (CIC) delivering anti-racist youth work in Greater Manchester, creating safe spaces for young people of colour to explore identity, challenge racism, and build community, advocacy, and collective empowerment.

Learning Disability England is a membership organisation and charity bringing together people with learning disabilities, families, and organisations to influence policy, share best practice, and improve rights, inclusion, and services.

The LGBT Foundation is a national charity focused on LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing, providing advice, support services, and advocacy to empower communities, reduce inequalities, and promote equality and inclusion across society.

Maternity Action is a charity that promotes and protects the rights of pregnant women and new parents, providing free legal advice, information, training, and campaigning on employment rights, benefits, and access to healthcare.

Mermaids is a UK charity supporting transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse children and young people, providing helplines, family support, advocacy, professional training, and resources promoting wellbeing, inclusion, and awareness since 1995.

The Motability Foundation is a charity that funds, supports, and researches accessible transport solutions, oversees the Motability Scheme, and provides grants, innovation, and partnerships to help disabled people travel independently.

Nacro is a social justice charity supporting disadvantaged young people and adults through housing, education, criminal justice, and wellbeing services, helping individuals build independence, reduce reoffending, and successfully reintegrate into society.

The RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People) is the UK’s leading sight loss charity, providing practical and emotional support, information, advocacy, and campaigns to remove barriers, improve accessibility, and help blind and partially sighted people live independently.

The RNID (Royal National Institute for Deaf People) is a national charity supporting people who are deaf, have hearing loss, or tinnitus, providing information, advocacy, research funding, and campaigns to improve accessibility, healthcare equality, and inclusion across society.

The Sanctuary Foundation is a charity supporting refugees and displaced people by promoting welcome, housing, employment, and integration, while influencing policy, delivering training, and mobilising communities to provide practical and emotional support.

Save the Children is a global children’s charity working in the UK and internationally to protect children’s rights, provide emergency relief, improve education, health and wellbeing, and build safer, fairer futures for all children.

Sense is a charity that supports people who are deafblind or have complex communication needs through personalised care, education, assistive technology, community services and campaigns for inclusion and equal opportunity.

Scope is a disability equality charity that provides practical support, campaigns for rights, challenges discrimination, and empowers disabled people and families to live independently with dignity, respect, and opportunity.

Southall Black Sisters is a charity offering specialist advocacy, advice, and support for Black and marginalised women experiencing domestic violence, abuse, and discrimination, while also campaigning for women’s rights and equality.

The SPECTRUM Centre for Independent Living is a user-led community interest company (CIC) run by disabled people, offering advocacy, support services, training, and advice to promote independent living and inclusion.

Switchboard LGBT+ is a charity that provides the national LGBTQIA+ support line, offering confidential listening, information, and referral services via phone, chat, and email to support people with their sexuality, gender identity, and emotional well-being.

The Traveller Movement is a charity advocating for Romani (Gypsy), Roma, and Irish Traveller communities, tackling discrimination, promoting equality, influencing policy, and supporting inclusion, education, and community empowerment.

We Belong is a UK charity led by young migrants, campaigning for fair immigration policies and providing advocacy, advice, leadership development, and community support to help young migrants integrate and participate fully in society.

The WONDER Foundation is a charity empowering women and girls through education, vocational training, mentoring, and partnerships with women-led organisations worldwide, helping communities overcome poverty, inequality, and limited access to employment.

The Young Women’s Trust is a charity championing women aged 18–30 on low or no pay, providing coaching, employment support, research, and campaigning to tackle workplace inequality and improve young women’s incomes and opportunities.

Research, Policy and Human Rights

Action for Race Equality is a charity dedicated to ending racial inequality by enhancing education, employment, and enterprise prospects for Black, Asian, and mixed-heritage communities through advocacy, programmes, research, and training.

Agenda Alliance is a charity and campaigning coalition advocating for women and girls facing multiple disadvantages. It conducts research, influences policy, amplifies voices, and promotes systemic change to enhance services.

Amnesty International is a human rights charity campaigning to prevent abuses, promote justice, and protect freedoms through research, advocacy, public education, and grassroots activism in the UK and globally.

Article 39 is a children’s rights charity advocating for children living in institutional settings, including care homes, hospitals, schools, prisons, and detention centres, through legal education, policy advocacy, research, and strategic litigation.

The Barrow Cadbury Trust is a charitable organisation dedicated to social justice, funding research, partnerships, and advocacy to reduce inequality, support marginalised communities, and drive long-term policy and systemic reform.

The Black Equity Organisation (BE) is a UK civil rights charity dedicated to dismantling systemic racism, promoting equality, and advocating for Black communities through research, policy work, partnerships, and legal support initiatives.

Black Thrive Lambeth is a partnership organisation that brings together communities, the public, voluntary, and private sectors to tackle systemic inequalities affecting Black mental health, fostering collaborative change, research, and better outcomes in Lambeth.

Born in Bradford is an internationally recognised NHS-linked research programme that studies health, well-being, and inequalities affecting children, young people and families through long-term research, community partnerships, policy development, public engagement and educational resources.

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) is a global UK-registered charity advancing human rights in business by tracking corporate conduct, publishing free evidence, news and analysis, and promoting accountability and transparency.

CEASE (Centre to End All Sexual Exploitation) is a human rights charity that works to expose and dismantle the cultural and commercial factors driving sexual exploitation through research, advocacy, campaigns, and policy change.

The Children’s Rights Alliance for England (CRAE) is a non-profit coalition within Just for Kids Law that promotes children’s rights through research, advocacy, monitoring government compliance, and influencing policy and legislation.

The Child Rights International Network (CRIN) is a London-based non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting children’s rights worldwide through research, legal advocacy, policy work, and campaigns to support the enforcement of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Child Rights Connect is an international non-profit network connecting civil society organisations to the United Nations, advocating for children’s rights worldwide by supporting participation, accountability, and the implementation of the UN Convention.

The Council for Disabled Children is a charity and membership organisation, part of the National Children’s Bureau, that brings together professionals and organisations to advocate for the rights of disabled children and to shape policy, practice, and inclusion.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is the UK’s statutory equality body, promoting and enforcing anti-discrimination laws, protecting human rights, and supporting inclusive, fair treatment for all individuals across society.

Equally Ours is a UK charity and national network that brings organisations together to promote equality, human rights, and social justice, using research, policy, and communications to influence public attitudes and decision-making.

The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) is a UK-based non-profit alliance of companies, trade unions, and NGOs that collaborates to improve workers’ and human rights standards within global supply chains through guidance, standards, and collective action.

Human Rights Watch is an international non-governmental organisation that investigates human rights abuses worldwide, publishes research, and advocates policy change by pressuring governments, armed groups, and institutions to uphold international human rights standards.

The Innovation Unit is a social innovation charity that designs, tests and scales new approaches in public services, partnering with communities and organisations to solve complex challenges and improve learning, health and wellbeing outcomes.

The Institute for Equity, University Centre, is a specialist higher education institution focused on equity, diversity and inclusion, providing research, training and consultancy to help organisations embed inclusive practices and address inequality.

The Islamic Centre for England (ICEL) is a religious and community organisation that promotes Islamic education, cultural understanding, spiritual development and civic engagement, and supports Muslim communities through outreach, dialogue, learning and social cohesion.

The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is a UK-based non-profit organisation and NGO that conducts research, advocacy, and campaigns on human rights, with a particular focus on Islamophobia, civil rights, and global justice issues.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights is a cross-party parliamentary committee of MPs and Lords that scrutinises legislation, investigates human rights issues, and reports on whether government policies comply with domestic and international human rights law.

Just Fair is a charity campaigning for economic, social and cultural rights, using research, advocacy and partnerships to influence policy, raise awareness and hold governments accountable for human rights.

Liberty is an independent civil liberties organisation campaigning to defend human rights and freedoms through legal action, policy work, public education, and advocacy, holding authorities to account and promoting fairness and dignity.

Mission 44 is a charitable foundation founded by Sir Lewis Hamilton that works to create a fairer, more inclusive future by supporting young people facing social injustice through education reform, STEM opportunities, and empowerment initiatives.

The NHS Race & Health Observatory is an independent expert body that researches ethnic health inequalities, develops evidence-based policy recommendations, and promotes practical action to improve health outcomes, experiences, and workforce equality across healthcare services.

OMEP UK is a UK charity and national committee of an international NGO that promotes early childhood education and wellbeing and supports research, training, and advocacy to protect children’s rights and improve care and education from birth to age 8.

Project Resist is an advocacy and policy organisation dedicated to supporting Black and minoritised women, campaigning for justice, equality, and human rights, with a particular focus on violence against women and systemic discrimination.

The Race Equality Foundation is a charity tackling racial inequality by conducting research, delivering training, and influencing policy to improve public services and outcomes for Black, Asian, and minority ethnic communities.

Race on the Agenda (ROTA) is an anti-racism charity and policy research organisation working with communities to tackle systemic racial inequalities through research, advocacy, and influencing policy across areas including health, housing, education, and criminal justice.

Reprieve UK is a London-based legal action charity of lawyers, investigators, and campaigners fighting extreme human rights abuses, especially the death penalty, unlawful detention and torture, through investigation, litigation, advocacy and public awareness.

The Runnymede Trust is a race-equality charity and independent think tank that produces research, policy analysis, and advocacy to address racial inequality, inform public debate, and promote racial justice and social inclusion.

TASO (Centre for Transforming Access and Student Outcomes in Higher Education) is a charity and an independent What Works Centre that supports higher education providers through research, evaluation, and evidence-based guidance to reduce equality gaps and improve student access, participation, and outcomes.

Tell MAMA is an independent, non-governmental organisation that records and monitors anti-Muslim hate incidents, provides confidential support to victims, conducts research, and works with communities, the police, and policymakers to address Islamophobia.

UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) is a specialised agency promoting international cooperation in education, science, culture, and communication to build peace, protect cultural heritage, advance knowledge, and support sustainable development worldwide.

UN Women is a United Nations organisation that leads global efforts for gender equality, supports governments, sets standards, and implements programmes to end discrimination, empower women and girls, and promote human rights worldwide.

Womankind Worldwide is a UK-based international women’s rights charity that supports feminist movements globally, working with partner organisations to end violence against women, advance economic rights, and strengthen women’s leadership and decision-making.

The Zahid Mubarek Trust is an independent charity promoting racial justice in the prison system through advocacy, research, and support programmes, working to improve fairness, accountability, and outcomes for prisoners.

Education, Training and Workplace Inclusion

The Anthony Walker Foundation works to tackle racism, hate crime and discrimination by providing educational opportunities and victim support services, and by promoting equity and inclusion for all.

Ardea International is a UK consultancy specialising in sustainability, business, and human rights, supporting organisations with legal compliance, training, and supply chain due diligence to address modern slavery and ethical risks.

The Aziz Foundation is a UK-based family charitable organisation that offers postgraduate scholarships, grants, and leadership development programmes to support British Muslims. It aims to empower future leaders to tackle social issues and make positive contributions to society.

Boyz 2 Men is a UK organisation dedicated to empowering boys and young men to navigate modern masculinity through supportive programmes that foster emotional well-being, critical thinking, leadership and healthy identity development.

Chickenshed is a UK-registered charity and an inclusive theatre company that creates bold, participatory performances, education, workshops, and outreach, celebrating diversity, empowering young people, and inspiring positive social change.

Class 13 is an educational charity that supports educators through equity-focused training and programmes that address systemic inequality, promote inclusion, improve young people’s mental health, reduce exclusions, and strengthen relationships within schools and communities.

Diversity Role Models is a charity that delivers education and workshops to challenge bullying and promote inclusion, empowering young people to embrace diversity, respect LGBTQ+ identities and create safer, more accepting communities.

The Diversity Trust is a community interest company (CIC) specialising in equality, diversity, equity, and inclusion training, research, and consultancy, supporting organisations and communities in reducing discrimination and promoting a fairer, safer society.

Enact Equality is a social enterprise that promotes equality, inclusion, and systemic change through training, consultancy, and community engagement, equipping organisations and individuals to challenge discrimination and build fairer, more inclusive environments.

Fair Play For Women is a campaigning and consultancy organisation advocating for women’s and girls’ sex-based rights, producing research, policy analysis, and advocacy on law, sport, public policy, and single-sex spaces.

Free Periods is a charity tackling period poverty by providing free menstrual products, education, community support, and campaigning to ensure dignity, gender equality, and access to essential period supplies for all who need them.

Future Men is a charity supporting boys and young men through mentoring, education, and outreach, enhancing mental health, challenging harmful stereotypes, and promoting positive masculinity and life opportunities.

The Good Things Foundation is a charity tackling digital exclusion by providing devices, connectivity, and skills training through community networks, empowering disadvantaged individuals to access technology, improve opportunities, and participate fully in society.

The Institute for Equity, University Centre, is a specialist higher education institution focused on equity, diversity and inclusion, providing research, training and consultancy to help organisations embed inclusive practices and address inequality.

The Islamic Centre for England (ICEL) is a religious and community organisation that promotes Islamic education, cultural understanding, spiritual development and civic engagement, and supports Muslim communities through outreach, dialogue, learning and social cohesion.

Leaders Unlocked is a social enterprise and non-profit organisation that empowers young people from diverse backgrounds to influence decisions on issues that affect their lives through peer research, co-production, and youth-led engagement.

Level Playing Field is a charity promoting access and inclusion for disabled sports fans, providing advice, training, research, and advocacy to improve accessibility, challenge barriers, and ensure equal matchday experiences across sports venues.

The Linking Network is a charity that helps schools build meaningful connections across differences, promoting identity, diversity, equality and community through linking programmes, training and resources that reduce prejudice and strengthen social cohesion.

Male Allies UK is a training and consultancy organisation specialising in gender equity, delivering workshops, research, and programmes that engage men as allies to challenge bias, promote inclusion, and create more equitable workplaces.

Maslaha is a UK charity and social justice organisation working with Muslim communities to challenge inequality, Islamophobia, and exclusion, using research, education, and community-led projects to influence policy, services, and public narratives.

Milk Honey Bees is a community interest company (CIC) providing a creative, therapeutic, safe space for Black girls and young women, offering programmes that promote healing, empowerment, resilience, and opportunities through expression, education, and support.

Nisa-Nashim is a UK interfaith charity that brings Jewish and Muslim women together to promote social cohesion, mutual understanding and positive community relationships through dialogue, leadership, local groups, partnerships, events and education.

Partisan is a UK Black-led community interest company (CIC) that designs culturally responsive mental health and wellbeing support for marginalised communities, focusing on systemic change, equity, and alternative “help systems” beyond traditional services.

Period Positive is an education and advocacy initiative that promotes menstrual literacy, challenges stigma around periods, and supports schools, organisations, and communities to improve inclusive education, policies, and public understanding.

The Proud Trust is a charity that supports LGBTQ+ young people through youth groups, mentoring, peer support, and education programmes, while assisting schools and organisations in creating more inclusive environments and addressing discrimination.

Race Equality Matters is a diversity and inclusion organisation that supports employers in improving race equality through campaigns, training, resources, benchmarking, leadership initiatives, and practical actions to address workplace inequality, discrimination, and inclusion.

The Race Equity in Education Group (REEG) is a community-led research project by the Paradigm Project that explores racial inequality in education, centring the lived experiences of students, families, and educators to inform policy, practice, and system change.

The Red Box Project is a community-driven charity addressing period poverty by supplying schools with free menstrual product boxes, ensuring young people can access essential supplies and stay in education.

Show Racism the Red Card is an anti-racism educational charity that uses sport, particularly football, to challenge racism through workshops, training, campaigns and educational resources for schools, workplaces and communities.

The Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation is a charity that promotes equality, inclusion, and opportunity by empowering marginalised young people through education, mentoring, community programmes, and activities inspired by Stephen Lawrence’s legacy.

SWAS (Solidarity, Wisdom, Aspiration, Safety) is a professional network that establishes supportive spaces for South Asian social workers and allied professionals to connect, share experiences, promote culturally responsive practice, and strengthen both community and professional solidarity.

The Ubele Initiative is a UK-based African diaspora-led social enterprise that supports Black and minoritised communities through leadership development, community enterprise, research, partnerships, and programmes that promote social justice, sustainability, and economic empowerment.

The UK BME Anti-Slavery Network (BASNET) is a non-profit organisation that promotes race equality, diversity, and inclusion in anti-slavery work, supporting diaspora organisations through advocacy, research, collaboration, and capacity-building initiatives.

Who Is Your Neighbour? is a charity working across South Yorkshire to facilitate respectful conversations about race, migration, identity and social change, helping communities build understanding, empathy, trust and stronger relationships.

You Be You is a non-profit organisation providing diversity, equity, and inclusion education through school programmes, workshops, and community initiatives. It empowers young people, challenges stereotypes, and promotes wellbeing and inclusive environments.

Campaigning, Representation and Social Justice

The Baring Foundation is a charitable organisation that offers grants to support human rights, inclusion, and civil society, funding initiatives that address discrimination, mental health, arts participation, and social justice.

The British Institute of Human Rights (BIHR) is a charity that promotes and protects human rights by providing training, advocacy tools, research, and policy work to enable individuals, communities, and public bodies to apply human rights law.

The Bromley Trust is an independent grant-making charity that funds UK organisations working in human rights and prison reform, supporting marginalised people through strategic funding, social justice initiatives, rehabilitation-focused projects, policy influence and long-term systemic change.

The Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) is a volunteer-led charity that challenges antisemitism through education, research, victim support, legal action, public awareness campaigns and advocacy for equality, safety and accountability.

Centenary Action is a non-profit campaigning coalition advocating for gender equality in politics, uniting organisations and leaders to remove barriers, increase women’s representation, and influence policy and systemic change.

Fair Play For Women is a campaigning and consultancy organisation advocating for women’s and girls’ sex-based rights, producing research, policy analysis, and advocacy on law, sport, public policy, and single-sex spaces.

The Fawcett Society is a charity and campaign group advancing gender equality, challenging discrimination, influencing policy, and empowering women and girls to achieve equal rights, opportunities and representation across society.

For Women Scotland is a non-profit campaign group advocating for the protection of women’s and girls’ sex-based rights, opposing legal gender recognition reforms and promoting women-focused policy.

Friends, Families & Travellers is a charity that advocates for the rights, equality and wellbeing of Gypsy, Traveller and Roma communities, provides support, campaigns against discrimination, and promotes cultural understanding and social justice.

The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust is a UK charity established by the government to promote and support Holocaust Memorial Day, encouraging remembrance, education about the Holocaust and genocides, and challenging prejudice and hatred.

Liberty is an independent civil liberties organisation campaigning to defend human rights and freedoms through legal action, policy work, public education, and advocacy, holding authorities to account and promoting fairness and dignity.

Race Equality Matters is a diversity and inclusion organisation that supports employers in improving race equality through campaigns, training, resources, benchmarking, leadership initiatives, and practical actions to address workplace inequality, discrimination, and inclusion.

The Runnymede Trust is a race-equality charity and independent think tank that produces research, policy analysis, and advocacy to address racial inequality, inform public debate, and promote racial justice and social inclusion.

Sex Matters is a human-rights charity and advocacy organisation campaigning for clarity about biological sex in law, policy, and language, aiming to protect sex-based rights through research, education, and policy engagement.

Stonewall is a human-rights charity that campaigns for equality for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, and queer people, providing support, resources, and advocacy to influence policy, organisations, and society.

Stop Funding Hate is a UK campaign organisation that challenges media hate and discrimination by encouraging companies to withdraw advertising from divisive publications and by promoting responsible journalism, inclusion, human rights and positive social change.

UK Feminista is a non-profit organisation campaigning to end sexism and violence against women and girls through research, education, training, and policy advocacy, with a particular focus on tackling sexism and sexual exploitation.

Articles and Blogs

Shades of Bias: a new approach to tackling discrimination in the social work workplace – Wayne Reid Community Care 14 Jul 2025

Equality and human rights in social care – Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) 8 May 2025

Helping young children to think about race in the early years – Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families Jan 2023

Audio Visual Materials

What is intersectionality? Professor Peter Hopkins, Newcastle University YouTube 22 Apr 2018

The urgency of intersectionality – Kimberlé Crenshaw TED Talk 7 Dec 2016 YouTube 18m 49s: Now more than ever, it's important to look boldly at the reality of race and gender bias – and understand how the two can combine to create even more harm. Kimberlé Crenshaw uses the term "intersectionality" to describe this phenomenon; as she says, if you're standing in the path of multiple forms of exclusion, you're likely to get hit by both.

A cool guide to equality, equity, and justice: breaking it down differently – r/coolguides reddit undated

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, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023: Strengthens employer duties to prevent workplace sexual harassment, promoting safer, more inclusive, respectful and equitable working environments for everyone.

Care Act 2014: Promotes wellbeing, person-centred care and safeguarding, ensuring adults receive appropriate support, choice, control and protection.

Equality Act 2010: Protects individuals from discrimination, harassment, and victimisation, and promotes equality, inclusion, and fair access to services.

Mental Capacity Act 2005: Protects decision-making rights, supports autonomy, and promotes best-interests decisions and least-restrictive approaches for individuals lacking capacity.

Human Rights Act 1998: Protects fundamental rights and freedoms, promoting dignity, respect, fairness and accountability in public services.

International Conventions and Treaties

UN Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989: Establishes children's rights to protection, participation, education, health and development, guiding policy and practice worldwide.

Regulations

No resources available at present

Statutory Guidance

Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED): Established under the Equality Act 2010, it requires public bodies to eliminate discrimination, advance equality of opportunity and foster good relations between communities.

Codes of Practice

EHRC Codes of Practice: Provides practical guidance on equality law, helping organisations understand responsibilities and promote lawful, inclusive practice.

Standards

Accessible Information Standard: Published under powers contained in the Health and Social Care Act 2012, it requires health and social care services to identify, record and meet individuals' communication and information needs.

International Conventions and Treaties

No resources available at present

Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

No resources available at present

Non-Statutory Guidance

The Equality Act 2010 and schools: Departmental advice for school leaders, school staff, governing bodies and local authorities – Department for Education (DfE) 6 Feb 2013 Updated 28 Jun 2018

Recommended Books

No resources available at present

Education, learning, training courses and providers

Letting Go of Hate – a PSHE Curriculum on Antisemitism: This four-part curriculum addresses antisemitism through Rabbi Sacks’ moral teachings, promoting human dignity, respect, reconciliation, and the common good, while challenging hatred, division, and prejudice within society and communities.

Progressive Masculinityis a training and education organisation offering workshops and programmes for schools that assist boys and young men in exploring identity, challenging harmful stereotypes, and developing healthier models of masculinity.

Solutions Not Sidesis 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, Services and Apps

Microaggressions Toolkit – Farrer & Co 29.03.2023

Misogyny in Schools: a whole school approach – Swindon Borough Council May 2025

The Social Care Workforce Race Equality Standard (SC-WRES)is an ongoing improvement programme designed to help social care organisations develop anti-racist workplaces. 

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. Resources updated 26.06.2026.

Useful Organisations

#LookCloser is a UK awareness campaign by The Children’s Society charity, aimed at helping people recognise signs of child exploitation. It encourages curiosity, professional vigilance, and public action to identify, report, and support vulnerable children.

Abianda is a charity that supports young women and girls affected by criminal exploitation and violence, offering personalised services, training, and advocacy to foster agency, safety, and independence.

After Exploitation is a non-profit organisation that uses research and Freedom of Information (FOI) requests to examine outcomes for survivors of modern slavery, and to promote transparency, accountability, and better support systems.

AGREE (Acknowledge Girls' Right to End Exploitation) is a charity that promotes education and research on child exploitation, supports victims and their families, and provides training, advocacy, and preventative initiatives.

Anti-Slavery International is a UK charity and international human rights organisation dedicated to ending modern slavery through research, advocacy, and partnerships, supporting survivors and fostering systemic change worldwide.

The Anti Trafficking and Labour Exploitation Unit (ATLEU) is a charity offering specialised legal advice and representation to survivors of trafficking and modern slavery, employing litigation, policy advocacy, and training to enhance protections.

Ardea International is a UK consultancy specialising in sustainability, business, and human rights, supporting organisations with legal compliance, training, and supply chain due diligence to address modern slavery and ethical risks.

Bawso is a charity in Wales providing specialised support to Black and minoritised individuals affected by domestic abuse, violence, and exploitation, offering advocacy, refuges, outreach services, and empowerment programmes. 24/7 Helpline 0800 7318147

Beyond the Streets is a UK charity that supports women involved in prostitution and sexual exploitation by providing outreach, advocacy, and counselling. It raises awareness and helps women find safe, sustainable routes out.

The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights at the University of Oxford is an academic research institute that promotes human rights law through research, teaching, collaboration, and public engagement.

Causeway is a charity that supports survivors of modern slavery and individuals involved in the criminal justice system. It provides trauma-informed services, safe housing, outreach support, and programmes aimed at reducing exploitation and reoffending.

CEASE (Centre to End All Sexual Exploitation) is a human rights charity that works to expose and dismantle the cultural and commercial factors driving sexual exploitation through research, advocacy, campaigns, and policy change.

Childlight is a global child safety institute and research organisation, hosted by the University of Edinburgh, using data and partnerships to understand, prevent and respond to child sexual exploitation and abuse worldwide.

The Cuckooing Research & Prevention Network is a UK academic research initiative at the University of Leeds, bringing together partners to study, prevent and respond to cuckooing through evidence, training and collaboration.

ECPAT International (End Child Prostitution, Abuse and Trafficking) is a global non-governmental organisation network working to end child sexual exploitation through research, advocacy, partnerships and support for effective policy and practice.

Ella’s is a women’s charity and support organisation that helps women affected by trafficking, exploitation and violence through safe accommodation, advocacy, wellbeing support, community programmes and survivor-led opportunities that promote recovery and independence.

Ending Coercive Offending (ECO CIC) is a UK-based community interest company (CIC) that works nationally to prevent the criminalisation of exploited children, providing advocacy, guidance, and support to families and professionals, and influencing safeguarding policy.

Escapeline is a charity working across South West England to prevent child criminal and sexual exploitation, educating young people, supporting families, training professionals, and raising awareness of grooming, county lines activity, and safeguarding risks.

Eyes Open is a multi-agency safeguarding campaign, led by police and violence reduction partners, to raise awareness of child criminal exploitation and county lines, and to educate communities to recognise grooming signs and protect vulnerable young people.

Faiths Against Child Sexual Exploitation (FACES) is a charity and interfaith partnership strengthening resilience within communities, delivering training, youth programmes and research to prevent child sexual exploitation and promote safeguarding.

The Freedom Fund is an international charity working to end modern slavery by funding frontline organisations, supporting survivor-led initiatives, tackling trafficking and exploitation, and driving systemic change in countries with a high prevalence of slavery.

The Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) is a government enforcement agency that tackles labour exploitation and modern slavery, regulates labour providers, investigates offences, and works with partners to protect vulnerable workers’ rights.

Happy Baby Community (HBC) is a UK charity that supports pregnant women and new mothers who have escaped violence or trafficking by offering practical assistance, wellbeing activities, community backing, education, and empowerment.

The Helen Bamber Foundation is a London-based human rights charity that provides specialist therapeutic, medical, legal, and welfare support to survivors of torture, trafficking, and extreme human rights abuses, helping refugees and asylum seekers rebuild their lives.

Hestia is a charity supporting adults and children affected by crisis, trauma and abuse. Hestia provides services in domestic abuse, mental health, modern slavery, housing and recovery, helping people rebuild safe, independent lives.

Hope for Justice is a UK-based international charity working to eradicate modern slavery and human trafficking by identifying victims, supporting survivors, preventing exploitation, and influencing systems through training, advocacy, and partnerships.

The Human Trafficking Foundation is a charity that unites statutory and non-statutory organisations to fight modern slavery, supporting policy development, sharing knowledge, coordinating partnerships, and enhancing responses to trafficking survivors.

The Human Trafficking, Smuggling and Exploitation Research Group at University College London is an academic team producing evidence on trafficking and exploitation, shaping policy, prevention measures, and multidisciplinary responses to serious organised crime.

The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, currently Eleanor Lyons, is a public office established by the Modern Slavery Act 2015, providing independent leadership, advice, and oversight to improve prevention, enforcement, and victim identification in tackling modern slavery.

The Ivison Trust is a charity that supports parents of children affected by sexual and criminal exploitation through advice, advocacy, and training, while also influencing policy and enhancing multi-agency safeguarding responses.

Justice and Care is a UK-based international anti-slavery charity combating modern slavery and human trafficking through survivor support, law enforcement partnerships, prosecution assistance, and programmes strengthening protection systems and preventing exploitation globally.

Kairos Women Working Together (Kairos WWT) is a Coventry-based charity that provides women-centred, trauma-informed support and advocacy for women affected by or at risk of sexual exploitation, helping to improve safety, stability, wellbeing, and long-term independence.

Kalayaan is a London-based charity supporting migrant domestic workers with legal advice, practical help, and advocacy. It campaigns for rights, prevents exploitation and trafficking, and improves access to justice and essential services.

Keeping Our Girls Safe (KOGS) is a charity that supports women and girls affected by exploitation, providing education, mentoring, and therapy to prevent grooming, build resilience, and encourage safer relationships.

Live Safe is a multi-agency community safety initiative serving Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, offering information, resources and support on exploitation, violence, online safety, substance use, healthy relationships and safeguarding.

The Medaille Trust is a charity that supports survivors of modern slavery and trafficking by providing safe accommodation, specialist support, advocacy, and awareness programmes to help individuals rebuild their lives and gain independence.

Migrants at Work is a UK self-organised, lived-experience advocacy organisation campaigning against migrant worker exploitation, trafficking risks, and unsafe immigration systems, promoting workers’ rights, policy reform, early intervention, and protection for vulnerable migrant communities.

The Modern Slavery and Human Rights Policy and Evidence Centre (Modern Slavery PEC) is a research consortium, led by the University of Oxford, that produces evidence to improve laws, policies, and responses to modern slavery.

The NPCC Modern Slavery and Organised Immigration Crime Unit (NPCC MSOICU) is a national policing unit within the National Police Chiefs’ Council, supporting law enforcement partners in combating modern slavery, human trafficking, and organised immigration crime through coordination, training, intelligence, and victim-focused policing responses.

The National Counter Trafficking Centre (NCTC) is a charity service operated by Barnardo’s, offering specialised support, advocacy, and guardianship for trafficked children, while also training professionals and enhancing detection and safeguarding responses.

The National County Lines Coordination Centre (NCLCC) is a policing partnership, led by the National Police Chiefs’ Council, that coordinates intelligence and multi-agency activity to tackle county lines drug networks, exploitation, and associated violence.

No One Above (NOA) is a UK survivor-led advocacy project supporting victims of exploitation and trafficking linked to powerful institutions, campaigning for accountability, legal reform, and improved access to justice through research, awareness, and policy influence.

NOTA (formerly the National Organisation for the Treatment of Abusers) is a charity supporting professionals working to prevent sexual abuse through training, research, conferences, publications, and multidisciplinary collaboration, promoting evidence-based practice and education to reduce sexual violence and exploitation.

The NWG Network is a UK charity and a multi-agency network of professionals dedicated to combating child exploitation and trafficking. It offers training, resources, guidance, and influences national policy to enhance safeguarding practices.

Programme Challenger is a multi-agency partnership across Greater Manchester, bringing together policing, government, and community organisations to tackle serious and organised crime, protect vulnerable individuals, and prevent exploitation.

Railway Children is a charity protecting vulnerable children at risk on streets and transport networks, providing outreach, safeguarding training, family support, and influencing policy to prevent exploitation and harm.

Redthread is a national youth work charity that supports young people affected by violence, exploitation, trauma and mental health difficulties through hospital-based interventions, advocacy, training, research and safeguarding-focused support services.

Reveal Productions is a community interest company (CIC) and creative arts organisation that delivers theatre, training, and educational projects addressing safeguarding, exploitation, violence, and relationships through workshops and performances.

The Rights Lab at the University of Nottingham is a research centre and the largest academic group in the world dedicated to studying modern slavery, producing research, data, and policy insights to help end slavery globally.

Safe and Sound is a charity that supports children and young people affected by or at risk of exploitation. It offers one-to-one support, prevention programmes, family assistance, and awareness campaigns.

Safe in Faith is a faith-based initiative by Caritas Westminster supporting survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and exploitation through training, resources, counselling networks, and guidance for clergy, professionals, and faith communities.

Safer London is a charity that supports children, young people, and families affected by violence, exploitation, and trauma. It offers trauma-informed, community-based support, advocacy, and prevention programmes to promote safety and stability.

The Sophie Hayes Foundation is a charity that supports women survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking through employability programmes, training, and partnerships that foster confidence, skills, independence, and long-term freedom from exploitation.

SPACE (Stop & Prevent Adolescent Criminal Exploitation) is a voluntary community initiative that provides awareness, advocacy, education, consultancy and support for families and professionals affected by child criminal exploitation, county lines and trafficking.

St Giles Trust is a charity that supports people experiencing poverty, exploitation, and involvement with the criminal justice system. It offers advice, advocacy, training, and peer-led services to help individuals rebuild their lives and gain employment.

STOP CE (Stop Child Exploitation) is a charitable initiative by the NWG Network that raises awareness, offers resources and training, and supports professionals, parents, and communities to recognise, prevent, and respond to child exploitation.

STOP THE TRAFFIK is an international anti-human trafficking charity working to prevent modern slavery by raising community awareness, analysing data on trafficking patterns, and collaborating with organisations to disrupt trafficking networks worldwide.

Survivor Alliance is an international non-profit organisation that unites and empowers survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking, supporting survivor leadership, peer networks, training, and advocacy within the global anti-slavery movement.

The Clewer Initiative is an anti-slavery charity founded by the Church of England that raises awareness of modern slavery, develops training and tools, and mobilises churches and communities to identify victims and support survivors.

The UK BME Anti-Slavery Network (BASNET) is a non-profit organisation that promotes race equality, diversity, and inclusion in anti-slavery work, supporting diaspora organisations through advocacy, research, collaboration, and capacity-building initiatives.

Unseen is an anti-slavery charity supporting survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking through safehouses, outreach support, and the Modern Slavery & Exploitation Helpline, while raising awareness, training organisations, and influencing policy.

The Victoria Climbié Foundation (VCF) is a child protection charity dedicated to preventing child abuse, exploitation, and harmful practices related to faith or belief, while promoting better safeguarding policies, training, and support for families and professionals.

We Are Survivors is a charity that supports male survivors of sexual abuse, rape, and sexual exploitation. It offers counselling, advocacy, community programmes, and awareness initiatives to help survivors recover and break the silence.

The Wilberforce Institute at the University of Hull is a research institute focused on the study of historical and contemporary slavery, exploitation, and emancipation. It produces research, education, and policy engagement to challenge injustice and support global anti-slavery efforts.

Articles and Blogs

The tears of a 'vulnerable' drug-dealing mum who kept a shotgun for cocaine and heroin gang – Manchester Evening News 25 Mar 2025

What Is Modern Slavery: A Comprehensive Research – Website Planet 29 Jan 2025

County lines gangs ‘offering lip filler and Botox’ to lure girls into drug trade – Independent 5 Jan 2025

Young people turn 'detective' to learn about the dangers of gangs – Merseyside Police 16 Jan 2024

Burgers and coats: county lines gangs exploit hardship to recruit UK kids – The Guardian 10 Dec 2022

How I escaped a hidden world of gangs and exploitation: Aliyah – Amanda Kirton BBC News 1 Oct 2021

Audio Visual Materials

Vaping Scars – Christina Gabbitas 22 Mar 2025 YouTube 13m 28s: A group of friends, seeking adventure and a quick way to earn some cash, find themselves exploited into delivering vapes filled with an illegal substance. As they delve deeper into this risky operation, they soon realise that the money isn't as easy to come by as they thought, and the contents of the vapes pose serious dangers to their health and safety.

County Lines Film Northumbria Violence Reduction Unit 7 Mar 2025 10m 15s: A compelling new awareness film highlighting the devastating realities of County Lines and exploitation, helping students, parents, and professionals working with young people to recognise the warning signs.

Debt Bondage - National County Lines Coordination Centre 17 Oct 2024 YouTube 14m 7s: Debt bondage happens when a child or adult believes they owe money to their exploiters and are forced to repay their debt, often for free.

Slavery on the High Street – BBC 30 Sep 2024 29m: For seven years, vulnerable victims were trafficked by a gang into the UK and forced to work making food for some of the country’s biggest brands across London and the east of England.

Steven's Story - A personal experience of Cuckooing – Catalyst Support YouTube 17 Sep 2024 7m 21s: Catalyst Support presents a short film based on a personal experience of a cuckooing victim. Cuckooing is the practice of taking over vulnerable people’s homes and using them for criminal activities. Victims of cuckooing often feel helpless as they lose control of their own property, and their home is no longer their safe space.

Cuckooing - advice from West Yorkshire Police 21 Aug 2024 YouTube 3m 29s: Cuckooing is when Organised Crime Groups (OCGs) or perpetrators take over properties through force, deceit or coercion.

I'm Being Exploited - New film launched to tackle Child Exploitation - Northamptonshire Safeguarding Children Partnership 14 Sep 2023 1m 56s

A Different Class: Excluded kids lured into crime – BBC Radio 4 File on 4 3 Sep 2023 37m: After an inevitable decline during the pandemic, school exclusions are again on the increase. There are concerns that behaviour is worse because, post-pandemic, children can’t regulate their behaviour in the classroom. So what happens to those who are kicked out?

"Daughters and Sons" (full cut) - Collab with Mr. Milise & PC 1942 2 Apr 2022 3m 22s: 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.

Hidden Girls – Amanda Kirton BBC iPlayer 2 Oct 2021 27m: A look at the hidden world of girls in gangs and the extent to which teenage girls are being criminally and sexually exploited.

10 key facts about child sexual exploitation Dr Helen Beckett University of Bedfordshire 30 Jul 2021 YouTube 3m 35s

24 hours in Police Custody: The No Body Murder 5 Apr 2021 47m: Cambridgeshire detectives investigate the disappearance of Lithuanian worker Ricardas Puisys, feared murdered despite there being no body. After five years and a mysterious Facebook account, he is found alive, having spent the entire time living in the woods in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, to escape modern slavery and his tormentor.

Stages of Child Criminal Exploitation – The Children’s Society 5 Oct 2020 YouTube 1m 15s

Running The Lines– Fearless 14 Sep 2020 YouTube 10m 34s: This fictional film/character story explores how county lines drug gangs can exploit young people to run drugs.

Reports, Documents and Publications

A typology of modern slavery offences in the UK – Home Office 17 Oct 2017

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, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Online Safety Act 2023: Requires online platforms to reduce the risk of grooming, exploitation, trafficking and child sexual abuse, improving user safety online.

Nationality and Borders Act 2022: Reforms identification, support and protection arrangements for trafficking victims, affecting responses to modern slavery and exploitation.

Domestic Abuse Act 2021: Strengthens protection against coercive, controlling and abusive behaviour, recognising vulnerabilities that can heighten the risk of exploitation.

Children and Social Work Act 2017: Strengthens multi-agency safeguarding arrangements and corporate parenting responsibilities, thereby improving protection for children vulnerable to exploitation.

Policing and Crime Act 2017: Enhances powers to protect victims, disrupt offenders and strengthen responses to exploitation, trafficking and sexual abuse.

Modern Slavery Act 2015: Consolidates offences relating to slavery, servitude, forced labour and trafficking, thereby strengthening victim protection and offender prosecution.

Serious Crime Act 2015: Introduces offences and powers addressing child cruelty, coercive behaviour and organised crime linked to exploitation and trafficking.

Crime and Courts Act 2013: Established the National Crime Agency, strengthening national efforts to investigate, disrupt and prevent trafficking and exploitation.

Protection of Freedoms Act 2012: Strengthens safeguarding measures, introduces trafficking-related offences, and improves protections for individuals vulnerable to exploitation.

Coroners and Justice Act 2009: Creates offences of slavery, servitude and forced labour, providing legal protection against severe forms of exploitation.

Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006: Establishes vetting and barring arrangements to prevent unsuitable individuals from accessing children and vulnerable adults.

Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants, etc.) Act 2004: Introduces offences relating to trafficking people for exploitation and strengthens enforcement against organised crime.

Children Act 2004: Promotes inter-agency cooperation and safeguarding duties, helping agencies identify, prevent and respond to child exploitation.

Sexual Offences Act 2003: Creates offences covering grooming, sexual exploitation, trafficking and abuse, thereby strengthening protection for children and vulnerable adults.

Children Act 1989: Establishes duties to safeguard children from significant harm, including abuse, neglect, exploitation, trafficking and criminal involvement.

Regulations

No resources available at present

Statutory Guidance

No resources available at present

Codes of Practice

No resources available at present

Standards

No resources available at present

International Conventions and Treaties

No resources available at present

Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

No resources available at present

Non-Statutory Guidance

County Lines Exploitation Practice guidance for YOTs and frontline practitioners – Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 15 Oct 2019 Updated 6 Jan 2020

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) 16 Feb 2017

Education, learning, training courses and providers

Out of the Shadows is a safeguarding training and consultancy organisation founded by Kendra Houseman, raising awareness of exploitation, county lines, domestic abuse, mental health, school exclusion, and lived experiences affecting vulnerable young people.

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, Services and Apps

The Hydrant Programme: Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Task Force was established in 2023 to enhance the policing response to group-based child sexual exploitation and abuse.

Preventing and Disrupting Cuckooing Victimisation: Professional Toolkit – University of Leeds. These resources have been designed to improve awareness of cuckooing victimisation, encourage professional and public curiosity, and improve reporting and intervention.

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).

VESS London (Violence and Exploitation Support Service) has highly skilled caseworkers who offer long-term, trauma-informed support to children and young people in London affected by violence and exploitation. 

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. Resources updated 26.06.2026.

Useful Organisations

ACT Action Counters Terrorism is a UK counter-terrorism policing initiative that offers advice, guidance, and a confidential support line to assist families and communities in reporting concerns and preventing individuals from being drawn into radicalisation.

The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) is a US-based international non-profit organisation that conducts research, runs campaigns, and advocates for policies to combat online hate and disinformation, hold technology platforms accountable, and promote safer digital environments.

The Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST) is a research consortium funded by the Home Office that advances behavioural and social science understanding of security threats, providing evidence, policy guidance, and training to support counter-terrorism, policing, and national security practice.

The Centre for Statecraft and National Security (CSNS) at King's College London conducts research, engages in policy, provides professional development, and offers education on national security, extremism, defence, statecraft, and international affairs.

The Commission for Countering Extremism is a UK government body offering independent advice, scrutiny, and research on extremism, supporting policymakers, public services, and communities in challenging extremism and fostering shared democratic values.

The Community Security Trust (CST) is a UK charity that protects Jewish communities from antisemitism and terrorism by providing security, training, incident monitoring, and victim support, while working closely with police, government, and community organisations.

The Counter Extremism Group (CEG) is a UK think tank that produces research, analysis and policy solutions on extremism, radicalisation and terrorism, supporting evidence-based approaches to safeguarding democratic values, social cohesion and public safety.

The Counter Extremism Project (CEP) is a US-based international non-profit policy organisation that researches extremism, develops policy solutions, monitors extremist groups, and promotes strategies to reduce radicalisation, recruitment, and extremist violence.

Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) is a national law enforcement partnership that prevents, investigates and disrupts terrorism, supports public protection, collaborates with intelligence agencies and coordinates counter-terrorism policing across the United Kingdom.

Educate Against Hate is a government-supported safeguarding and counter-extremism education resource that provides teachers, parents and school leaders with guidance, training materials and practical tools to help prevent radicalisation and extremism.

Educate Against Islamophobia (EAI) is an initiative that offers educational resources, training, and awareness campaigns to combat anti-Muslim prejudice, promote inclusion, and assist schools, professionals, and communities in preventing hate and discrimination.

Exit Hate is a charity that supports individuals involved in far-right extremism and families affected by radicalisation through lived-experience mentoring, education, family support, and online resources and programmes that help people disengage from hate.

The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) is an international non-profit organisation that unites technology firms, governments, and civil society to combat terrorist and extremist content online through collaboration, tools, research, and information-sharing.

The Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) is an international research initiative that studies how terrorists and extremists use technology, producing evidence, analysis, and policy insights to support counter-extremism efforts and inform the tech sector.

The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism (GPAHE) is a US-based international non-profit organisation that researches and counters far-right extremism and hate, using data, advocacy, and partnerships to influence policy, protect human rights, and strengthen democratic societies globally.

The Groundswell Project is a non-profit community organisation that promotes social cohesion, empathy and resilience through grassroots initiatives, safeguarding training, collaborative community projects, events and work addressing extremism, inclusion and community understanding.

Hedayah is an international non-profit organisation based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) that supports governments and communities through research, training, policy advice and educational programmes to prevent and counter extremism and violent extremism.

The Home Office is a UK government department responsible for immigration, policing, counter-terrorism, crime prevention, safeguarding policy, border security and public protection, and for developing legislation, guidance and national strategies to support community safety and resilience.

HOPE not hate is an advocacy organisation and campaign group that uses research, community engagement, and campaigning to challenge racism and far-right extremism, while building inclusive, resilient communities.

The Independent Prevent Commissioner, currently Lord David Anderson KC (interim IPC), is a UK government-appointed role that provides independent oversight of the Prevent programme, reviews its effectiveness, addresses concerns, strengthens accountability, and improves approaches to countering radicalisation and terrorism.

The Institute for Countering Digital Extremism (ICDE) is an international non-profit organisation dedicated to researching online extremism, providing evidence-based analysis of digital platforms, and supporting policies, regulations, and technological measures to reduce harm and disrupt extremist activity online.

The ISD (Institute for Strategic Dialogue) is a global think tank combating extremism, disinformation and polarisation by researching harmful narratives, informing policy, supporting communities and building resilience to online and offline threats.

Integrity UK is an organisation tackling hate and extremism through research, strategic communications, and training programmes, supporting communities, policymakers and civil society across the UK, EU and MENA region.

The Islamic Centre of England (ICEL) is a UK charity and Shia religious and cultural centre providing worship, education, community support, and outreach, promoting understanding of Islam and meeting the social and spiritual needs of diverse communities.

Moonshot is a social impact business and technology company developing data-driven solutions to prevent online harms, counter extremism, protect vulnerable people, reduce violence, and support safer online communities worldwide.

Pool Re is a government-backed terrorism reinsurer that assists insurers in covering terrorism risks. It offers financial protection, risk modelling, and analysis to bolster economic resilience against changing terrorist threats.

ProtectUK is a counter-terrorism policing platform offering free guidance, training, and resources to help organisations and communities enhance protective security, manage risks, and respond effectively to terrorist threats.

The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) is an independent charity and defence and security think tank that produces research, publications and events on international affairs, defence, terrorism, cybersecurity and public policy issues.

SINCE 9/11 is a UK charity tackling extremism through education. It provides schools with resources, workshops, and training to develop critical thinking, resilience, media literacy, and an understanding of terrorism, radicalisation, and social cohesion.

Survivors Against Terror is a charity and a network of individuals affected by terrorism, offering peer support, advocacy, research, and campaigns to enhance services, rights, and long-term recovery for victims and their families.

Tech Against Terrorism is a UN-supported international initiative that assists governments and technology firms in disrupting terrorist activity online, offering tools, training, research, and policy guidance, while promoting compliance with human rights standards.

The Christchurch Call is a New Zealand-based international non-profit charitable foundation that brings together governments, technology companies and civil society to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content online, strengthen digital safety and prevent online radicalisation.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a global agency that supports countries in addressing illicit drugs, crime, corruption, and terrorism through international research, policy development, legal frameworks, and technical assistance, promoting justice, security, and public health worldwide.

The Violent Extremism Lab at the University of Oxford is a research lab studying the psychological drivers of violent extremism, including identity, group cohesion, and radicalisation, to inform prevention, risk assessment, and policy responses.

Articles and Blogs

How to talk to children when terrorist attacks and violence dominate the news – The Conversation 30 Apr 2026

Record referrals to Prevent anti-terror programme – BBC News 6 Nov 2025

UK removes Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham from terrorist organisation list – Home Office and Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office 21 Oct 2025

Terrorist-Operated Websites: How terrorists and violent extremists are turning to websites to further their aims – Tech Against Terrorism 29 Apr 2025

Martyn's Law Factsheet – Home Office 3 Apr 2025

ISD Explainers: 764 – Institute for Dialogue 27 Mar 2025

‘I was being groomed to rape’: The young men being taught to hate women – The Telegraph 18 Mar 2025

Abuse terror warning as 'Satanist' teenager jailed – BBC News 16 Jan 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

Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere Netflix 11 Mar 2026 1hr 31m: This documentary explores online misogynistic communities, influencer culture and grievance-driven narratives, examining pathways into radicalised beliefs, identity, masculinity, and risks associated with harmful online ideologies and behaviours.

Prevent: how the UK’s counter-terrorism operation works – Channel 4 News YouTube 6 Nov 2025 8m 45s: The government’s counter terrorism Prevent scheme is now under increased scrutiny following the Southport attack, amid fears of an increase in those obsessed with mass violence. For the first time since the anti-terrorism programme was launched more than 20 years ago, journalists from Channel 4 News were invited inside to observe the inner workings of Prevent.

Martyn’s Law explainer video – Home Office 17 Jun 2025 2m: The Home Office has released a short video designed to educate viewers on the scope and requirements of the new Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act, known as Martyn’s Law.

#1419 - Daryl Davis – The Joe Rogan Experience 30 Jan 2020 2hrs 39m 39s: Daryl Davis is an R&B and blues musician, activist, author, actor and bandleader who discusses his work engaging Ku Klux Klan members, challenging prejudice, reducing extremism and promoting dialogue-based approaches to social change.

Reports, Documents and Publications

The Manosphere: An Educate Against Hate Explainer – Educate Against Hate Nov 2025

Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (Martyn’s Law): Requires qualifying premises and events to assess terrorism risks, implement protective measures, and enhance public preparedness and safety.

National Security Act 2023: Strengthens powers to counter espionage, foreign interference and hostile state activity, helping protect national security and counter extremist threats.

Online Safety Act 2023: Requires online platforms to tackle terrorist content, reduce the risk of radicalisation and protect users from extremist material online.

Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019: Creates new terrorism offences, strengthens border powers, and addresses online extremist content that supports radicalisation or terrorism.

Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018: Enables sanctions against terrorists and their supporters, disrupting financing networks and activities linked to extremism and terrorism.

Investigatory Powers Act 2016: Provides lawful powers for surveillance and intelligence gathering to identify, investigate, and prevent threats of terrorism, extremism, and radicalisation.

Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015: Introduces the Prevent Duty, which requires organisations to help prevent people from being drawn into terrorism and extremism.

Serious Crime Act 2015: Strengthens powers to combat organised criminal activity, supporting the disruption of networks that may facilitate terrorism or extremist activities.

Justice and Security Act 2013: Enhances national security oversight and legal procedures, supporting intelligence operations against terrorism and extremist threats.

Protection of Freedoms Act 2012: Reforms counter-terrorism powers while balancing civil liberties, privacy rights and public protection against extremist threats.

Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Act 2011: Allows authorities to impose restrictive measures on suspected terrorists to manage risks when prosecution is not possible.

Terrorist Asset-Freezing etc. Act 2010: Allows the government to freeze terrorist assets, restricting funding and resources used to support terrorism and extremism.

Counter-Terrorism Act 2008: Strengthens investigative powers, information sharing, and financial controls to prevent, detect and respond to terrorism.

Terrorism Act 2006: Creates offences for encouraging terrorism, disseminating extremist publications, terrorist training, and the preparation of terrorist acts.

Criminal Justice Act 2003: Provides sentencing and public protection measures for terrorism offenders, helping to manage ongoing risks effectively.

Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001: Introduced extensive counter-terrorism powers following September 11, strengthening national security, investigations and measures to prevent terrorism.

Terrorism Act 2000: Foundational legislation for countering terrorism in the United Kingdom. It defines terrorism, sets out key offences and powers, and establishes the foundation of the UK's counter-terrorism framework.

Regulations

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Statutory Guidance

HM Government Prevent duty guidance: Guidance for specified authorities in England and Wales – Home Office 12 Mar 2015 Updated 6 Mar 2024

Codes of Practice

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Standards

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International Conventions and Treaties

No resources available at present

Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

No resources available at present

Non-Statutory Guidance

Online Safety for Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities: Advice and guidance for schools and education settings – Kent LADO Education Safeguarding Advisory Service Sep 2025

Recommended Books

Arno Michaels (2010) My Life After Hate - Authentic Presence Publications

Education, learning, training courses and providers

Going Too Farfrom LGfL is an interactive educational platform designed to help students understand and identify extremist behaviour and persuasion techniques online, learn the legal implications of such actions, and promote safe reporting and critical thinking skills.

Pathwaysis an interactive learning programme created by Shout Out UK to educate young people about extremism, radicalisation, online content, and critical decision-making through scenario-based digital activities.

FREE Prevent Duty Training GOV.UK

Other Useful links, including Toolkits, Services and Apps

Safeguarding young people with Autism from extremist ideologies: Parental Toolkit – West Sussex County Council and updated by the Department for Education (DfE) Sep 2025

Safeguarding autistic children and young people from radicalisation: Parental Guidance – West Sussex County Council and updated by the Department for Education (DfE) Sep 2025

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.

One-Minute Guide to Child Exploitation Risk Assessment Framework (CERAF)This tool has been developed and agreed upon for use across all four HIPS (Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton) LSCP areas. Professionals use it with any child who is thought to be at risk of or known to be at risk of one or more forms of exploitation.

r/IncelExitis a Reddit sub 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 Organisations

Women’s Health

Breast Cancer Now is the UK’s largest breast cancer charity, funding scientific research, offering information and support services, and campaigning to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care for people affected by breast cancer.

The Daisy Network is a charity that supports women diagnosed with Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI), offering information, counselling, peer support, and community engagement while raising awareness and advancing research into causes and treatments.

Miss Menopause is a training and awareness service that delivers workshops and resources to educate employees and employers about menopause, helping workplaces understand symptoms, support wellbeing, and reduce stigma.

Menopause Support is a UK-based not-for-profit community interest company (CIC) that provides menopause education, advice, and consultations. It advocates for better healthcare, workplace awareness, and public understanding through its national #MakeMenopauseMatter campaign.

The Menopause Charity is a health organisation that offers evidence-based information, education, and resources about perimenopause and menopause, supporting women, educating healthcare professionals, and campaigning to raise awareness, improve treatment, and enhance care.

The Red Box Project is a community-driven charity addressing period poverty by supplying schools with free menstrual product boxes, ensuring young people can access essential supplies and stay in education.

Women’s Health Research Wales (WHRW) is an all-Wales research centre dedicated to improving women’s health and reducing inequalities, bringing together researchers, clinicians, and communities to develop evidence, influence policy, and enhance care.

Other Useful Organisations

The Academy of Medical Sciences is a charity and a national academy dedicated to advancing biomedical and health research. It supports scientists and offers independent expert advice to policymakers to enhance healthcare and public health.

Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) is a public health charity that campaigns to eliminate harm caused by tobacco, offering research, policy advocacy, and expert advice to support tobacco control and decrease smoking-related diseases.

Alex TLC – The Leukodystrophy Charity supports people affected by leukodystrophy through information, counselling, peer support, and advocacy, while raising awareness and promoting research to improve diagnosis, treatment, and care.

Anaphylaxis UK is a national charity that supports people at risk of severe allergic reactions, offering information, helplines, training, and resources for individuals, families, schools, and healthcare professionals across the UK.

Arthritis UK (formerly Versus Arthritis) is a charity that supports people with arthritis through research, information, and campaigning. It aims to improve treatment, influence policy, and help millions manage their conditions and live well.

The Association for Young People’s Health (AYPH) is a charity that enhances health and well-being for individuals aged 10–25 through research, policy influence, professional collaboration, and advocacy for youth-friendly health services.

BackCare is a charity and health organisation that supports people affected by back and neck pain through education, practical guidance, emotional support, awareness campaigns, research and information, and resources that promote healthier backs and spinal wellbeing.

Beat (Beat Eating Disorders) is the UK’s leading eating disorder charity, providing support, resources, education, and advocacy to individuals, families, and professionals to improve understanding, increase access to treatment, and save lives.

Born in Bradford is an internationally recognised NHS-linked research programme that studies health, well-being, and inequalities affecting children, young people and families through long-term research, community partnerships, policy development, public engagement and educational resources.

Brainkind is a charity providing specialist neurorehabilitation, care and support locally, regionally and nationally, helping people with brain injuries and neurological conditions to live independently and achieve better life outcomes.

The British Geriatrics Society is a professional body and charity that supports healthcare professionals locally, regionally and nationally, improving care for older people through research, education, policy influence and multidisciplinary collaboration.

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is a leading charity that funds research into heart and circulatory diseases, provides patient support, promotes prevention, and campaigns to improve cardiovascular health and care.

The British Liver Trust is a charity that improves liver health through awareness campaigns, patient support services, research funding, professional education, and advocacy for better prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care.

The British Medical Association (BMA) is a professional association and trade union representing doctors and medical students, providing advocacy, employment support, professional guidance, research, policy influence, education, and workplace representation across the healthcare sector.

Cancer Research UK is a charity that funds research, provides information, and influences policy locally, regionally, and nationally, working to prevent, diagnose, and treat cancer while improving survival and quality of life.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an independent regulator that ensures health and social care services are safe, effective and high-quality, locally, regionally and nationally, through inspection, monitoring, ratings and enforcement.

Carers First is a charity that supports unpaid carers with personalised information, advice, wellbeing support, assessments, peer networks, training and practical assistance, helping carers balance their responsibilities while maintaining their own health and wellbeing.

The Centre for Vision Services Research (CVSR) is a research centre advancing innovation, equity and sustainability in eye care locally, regionally and nationally, improving access, quality and outcomes through research-led solutions.

Cerebra is a UK national charity based in Wales, supporting children with brain conditions and their families through research, advice, legal support, and practical services such as sleep guidance and specialist resources.

The Cicely Saunders Institute at King's College London is a renowned academic research institute dedicated to advancing palliative care through research, education, and clinical collaboration, enhancing end-of-life care, policy, and patient support.

Credu is a charity based in Wales that supports unpaid young and adult carers through information, advice, advocacy, and community programmes. It helps carers gain recognition, wellbeing, and support while influencing services that impact their lives.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is a government department that leads health and social care policy at local, regional and national levels, oversees the NHS and supports people to live healthier, more independent lives.

The Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation (DRWF) is a charity that funds diabetes research, raises awareness, and provides education, information, events and support to help people manage diabetes, improve wellbeing and reduce complications, while pursuing a cure.

Diabetes UK is the UK’s leading health charity for people affected by diabetes, funding research, campaigning for better care, and providing information, support, and education to help people prevent and manage the condition.

Dignity in Care is a charity-led campaign that promotes dignity and respect within health and social care. It inspires a nationwide network of “Dignity Champions” to enhance person-centred care and uphold dignity as a fundamental human right.

Doctors in Distress is a charity supporting healthcare workers’ mental health through peer support groups, webinars and awareness campaigns, aiming to reduce burnout, stigma and suicide within the medical profession.

Equally Well UK is a collaborative network and improvement initiative that unites healthcare, social care, charities, and experts by experience to improve physical health outcomes and reduce health inequalities for people living with mental illness.

ERIC (The Children’s Bowel and Bladder Charity) is a charity offering expert support, information, and training on children’s bowel and bladder health, assisting families, carers, and professionals to manage continence issues and enhance wellbeing.

Health Equals is a cross-sector campaign coalition of organisations working to reduce health inequalities by highlighting how factors such as housing, income, jobs, and the environment shape health and by influencing policy and public understanding.

Health Equity North is a research institute and policy initiative bringing together academic and healthcare expertise to tackle health inequalities in the North of England through research, evidence-based policy influence, and public health improvement.

Imagine This is a charity that supports the mental well-being of seriously ill children and their families, providing creative projects, therapeutic support, and research to tackle emotional challenges associated with long-term and life-limiting conditions.

Impact on Urban Health is a charitable foundation initiative that aims to improve health in cities by addressing urban health inequalities, funding partnerships, and utilising research, data, and community-led approaches to develop healthier urban environments.

IMPOWER is an independent public sector consultancy specialising in transforming public services through behavioural insight, system change, and strategic support, helping government, health, and social care organisations improve outcomes sustainably.

The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) is a world-leading UK cancer research organisation and a member of the University of London, discovering cancer genes, developing treatments, and advancing precision medicine to improve prevention, diagnosis and care.

The Institute of Health Equity (IHE) at University College London is a research institute that investigates health inequalities, produces influential reports, and supports policy action to improve population health and reduce unfair disparities.

The Jameel Arts & Health Lab is a global research and policy initiative created in partnership with the World Health Organisation to enhance health through the arts, advancing evidence, advocacy, and integration into healthcare systems worldwide.

Jessie May is a charity that offers specialised palliative nursing care at home for children with life-limiting conditions, supporting families with respite, end-of-life care, and bereavement services.

Joe’s Buddy Line is a charity that promotes young people’s mental health from primary school through to university through education, workshops, wellbeing resources, advocacy and early intervention programmes that build resilience and encourage help-seeking.

Juvenile Arthritis Research is a national charity that supports children and families affected by juvenile idiopathic arthritis through information, support services, awareness campaigns, advocacy, and funding research to improve outcomes.

KnifeSavers is a charity dedicated to reducing knife crime and its impact by providing education, prevention programmes, survivor support, community outreach and campaigning to save lives and strengthen safer communities.

Macmillan Cancer Support is a UK-wide charity providing emotional, practical and financial support, including helplines, information and specialist advice, for people affected by cancer and their families.

Marie Curie is a charity that provides palliative and end-of-life care for people with terminal illnesses, including hospice and home nursing, support services, research, and campaigning to enhance end-of-life care.

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is a UK government executive agency that regulates medicines, medical devices and blood components, ensuring their safety, quality and effectiveness, and protecting public health.

Meningitis Now is a nationwide charity that provides information, support services, helplines and research funding, while raising awareness of meningitis and septicaemia to improve early recognition and save lives.

The Meningitis Research Foundation is an international health charity working to defeat meningitis through research, advocacy, and education, while supporting people affected and promoting vaccination and early recognition of this life-threatening disease.

The Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Associationis a charity that supports people affected by MND through specialist information, care, advocacy, campaigning and research funding, while working to improve quality of life and progress towards a cure.

Movember is a global men’s health charity and fundraising movement that improves mental health and outcomes for suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer through research, advocacy, education, community programmes and awareness campaigns.

The MS Society is a charitable organisation that supports people affected by multiple sclerosis through research funding, information, community services, advocacy, and campaigning, aiming to improve treatment, support independence, and ultimately stop MS.

Narcolepsy UK is a charity offering information, support, and advocacy for people with narcolepsy and related conditions, raising awareness, campaigning for greater understanding, and assisting families, carers, and professionals.

The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation (NARF) is a charity that funds research into food allergies, campaigns for stronger safety laws, and provides education and awareness to prevent allergic reactions and enhance lives.

The National AIDS Trust is a charity dedicated to ending HIV transmission and combating stigma through research, policy, and advocacy, while promoting rights, equality, and better health outcomes for affected communities.

The National Activity Providers Association (NAPA) is a charity that supports care and community services in prioritising wellbeing through meaningful activity, professional development, resources, training, and advocacy for person-centred engagement practices.

The National Dignity Council is a non-profit organisation that promotes dignity, respect and compassion in health and social care. It supports Dignity Champions, shares good practice and encourages person-centred care that upholds individual rights and wellbeing.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is a government non-departmental public body that provides evidence-based guidance, standards, and advice to improve health and social care, including treatments, services, and public health.

The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) is a government-funded organisation that funds, enables, and delivers health and social care research to improve healthcare outcomes, public wellbeing, and economic growth.

The National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP) is an England-based charity operating nationally and internationally, promoting social prescribing by connecting people with community support and providing training, resources, partnerships, research, and programmes that improve health and wellbeing.

The National Social Work Agency (NSWA) is a Scottish Government executive agency that provides national leadership for social work, supports workforce development, influences policy, and promotes improvement, education, and professional standards across Scotland.

National Voices is a charity coalition representing over 200 health and social care organisations, united in advocating for more inclusive, person-centred care by amplifying the voices of patients, carers, and communities to influence policy and enhance services.

NHS England is the national body overseeing the National Health Service in England, responsible for strategic leadership, funding allocation, commissioning primary care services, and supporting the delivery of high-quality healthcare across the system.

The NHS Race & Health Observatory is an independent expert body that researches ethnic health inequalities, develops evidence-based policy recommendations, and promotes practical action to improve health outcomes, experiences, and workforce equality across healthcare services.

NMCWatch is a community interest company (CIC) that provides peer support, advocacy, and guidance to nurses, midwives, and healthcare professionals facing regulatory fitness-to-practise investigations, while campaigning for fairer professional regulatory processes.

The Nuffield Trust is an independent charity and health policy think tank. It conducts evidence-based research, policy analysis, and commentary to enhance the quality of health and social care, foster debate, and shape decision-making.

The Obesity Health Alliance (OHA) is a coalition of health charities, medical organisations, and campaign groups working together to influence government policy and promote evidence-based population approaches to preventing obesity-related ill health.

The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) is a UK government unit that improves public health, reduces inequalities, and prevents illness through policy, evidence, partnerships, and national health improvement programmes.

The Oxford Vaccine Group (OVG) is an academic research group within the University of Oxford that conducts vaccine research, clinical trials and public engagement, developing and evaluating vaccines and providing evidence-based information on infectious diseases and immunisation.

Pain Concern is an Edinburgh-based charity operating UK-wide, supporting people with chronic pain through helplines, education, resources, peer support, and campaigns to raise awareness of pain and improve its management.

Parkinson’s UK is a leading charity that funds research, provides support services, and campaigns for better health and care, working to improve quality of life and find a cure.

The People’s Health Trust is a health inequality charity and grant-making organisation that supports community-led projects, funds grassroots initiatives, influences policy, and improves social conditions that affect physical health, mental wellbeing, and life opportunities.

POhWER is an advocacy charity that provides free, independent and confidential support, information and advice for people experiencing vulnerability, disability, distress or social exclusion, helping individuals understand their rights, express their views and access services.

Prostate Cancer UK is a leading charity that funds research, raises awareness, campaigns for early diagnosis, and provides expert support services to improve survival and quality of life for men.

Protectis a UK charity that provides free, confidential whistleblowing advice, legal guidance, training, research and policy advocacy, helping workers safely raise concerns about wrongdoing and improving organisational speaking-up cultures.

The Public Health Institute at Liverpool John Moores University is a multidisciplinary research institute that leads population health research, collaboration, and knowledge exchange, addressing issues such as addiction, violence, inequalities, and environmental health to drive societal change.

React (Rapid Effective Assistance for Children with potentially Terminal illness) is a charity that provides practical support, equipment and financial assistance to families caring for children with life-limiting illnesses, improving comfort, dignity and quality of life.

The Resuscitation Council UK is a healthcare charity that develops resuscitation guidelines, training and public education to improve survival from cardiac arrest. It supports healthcare professionals, organisations and communities through research, policy and life-saving initiatives.

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) is a professional membership body and medical royal college that sets standards, provides training and examinations, and advises on policy to improve emergency care and patient safety.

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is a professional association, trade union and registered charity that represents nurses, midwives, nursing support workers and students through advocacy, education, professional development, workplace representation, research and policy influence.

Social Care Future is a people-powered movement that brings together individuals and organisations to reimagine social care, using storytelling, research and collaboration to build public support and drive system-wide change.

Social Work England is an executive non-departmental public body and professional regulator responsible for setting standards, maintaining the register, and overseeing education and fitness to practise for social workers in England.

The Society for Acute Medicine (SAM) is the UK’s national representative body for healthcare professionals who care for acutely ill medical patients in hospital settings, promoting education, research, best practice and multidisciplinary acute care.

The SPECTRUM Consortium, based at Edinburgh University, is a multi-university research partnership investigating the commercial determinants of health and inequalities, producing national and international evidence to inform policy and prevent non-communicable diseases linked to tobacco, alcohol, and unhealthy food environments.

The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is a national charity supporting people affected by spinal cord injury through lifelong advice, peer support, healthcare guidance, advocacy, education, and campaigning to improve independence, wellbeing, and access to services.

Starlight is a children’s charity that uses play to support seriously ill children in hospitals and healthcare settings, providing resources, experiences, and specialist support to reduce anxiety and trauma and enhance wellbeing.

The Stroke Association is a UK charity dedicated to preventing stroke and supporting survivors, families, and carers through rehabilitation services, research funding, public awareness, and campaigning to improve stroke care and long-term recovery outcomes.

The Teenage Cancer Trust is a charity that provides specialist nursing, hospital units, and tailored support for young people aged 13–24 with cancer, improving treatment experiences, wellbeing, and long-term outcomes nationwide.

The Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) is a UK charity specialising in HIV and sexual health. It offers testing, advice, support services, education and campaigns to end new HIV cases and reduce stigma.

The British Pain Society is a multidisciplinary charity that brings together healthcare professionals, researchers, and people with lived experience to advance pain education, research, awareness, and evidence-based pain management practice.

The Health Creation Alliance is a non-profit CIC and a cross-sector movement that enhances health and wellbeing by empowering communities, reducing inequalities, and promoting “health creation” through collaboration, research, and systemic change.

The Health Foundation is an independent charity and health policy think tank that funds research, supports innovation, and provides analysis to improve healthcare quality, reduce inequalities, and build a healthier population.

The Hepatitis C Trust is a health charity supporting people affected by hepatitis C through education, testing, peer-led support, and advocacy, working with healthcare services to improve access and eliminate the virus nationally. HELPLINE 020 7089 6221

The King’s Fund is an independent charity and health policy think tank that improves health and social care through research, analysis, leadership development, and policy engagement to support better healthcare systems in England.

Theodora Children’s Charity brings joy, laughter and therapeutic play to seriously ill or disabled children in hospitals and specialist centres, using trained Giggle Doctors to ease stress and improve wellbeing.

The Patients Association is an independent charity that amplifies patient voices, provides guidance and helpline support, and campaigns to improve health and social care services, patient experience, and system accountability.

Think Local Act Personal (TLAP) is a national partnership that unites organisations, government, and individuals with lived experience to promote personalised, community-focused health and social care, and to shape policy, practice, and system improvement.

Tommy’s is a UK charity that funds research and provides support to reduce miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth, offering information, care pathways and resources for families and healthcare professionals.

toothPASTE is a free, UK-accessible online resource developed with parents, professionals and researchers, offering practical, autism-informed advice on toothbrushing, diet and dental visits for autistic children’s oral health.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is a government body responsible for safeguarding public health through preventing, preparing for, and responding to infectious diseases, environmental hazards, and other health threats.

VoiceAbility is an advocacy charity that supports people in having their voices heard in decisions about health, social care and wellbeing through independent advocacy, community support, safeguarding and rights-based services.

WellChild is a UK charity supporting seriously ill children and their families by providing personalised care, specialist equipment, family retreats, advocacy and community programmes to improve quality of life and wellbeing.

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) is a United Nations agency that coordinates international public health, sets global health standards, supports countries, responds to emergencies, promotes disease prevention, and advances equitable access to healthcare worldwide.

The Young Carers Alliance is a collaborative network that brings together organisations, researchers, practitioners, and young carers to improve identification, support, policy influence, and outcomes for young carers and young adult carers.

Young Lives vs Cancer is a charity that supports children, young people and families through specialist social workers, financial assistance, accommodation, emotional support, advocacy, campaigning and practical guidance throughout diagnosis, treatment, recovery and bereavement.

Articles and Blogs

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Audio Visual Materials

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Reports, Documents and Publications

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Legislation, Policy, Guidance and Standards

Legislation

Health and Care Act 2022: Introduces Integrated Care Systems to promote collaboration between health and care services, improving outcomes, efficiency, and patient care.

Care Act 2014: Promotes wellbeing, personalised care, safeguarding and integrated support, helping adults access appropriate health and social care services.

Health and Social Care Act 2012: Reformed NHS structures, strengthened patient involvement, and promoted integration, quality improvement, and accountability across healthcare services.

Equality Act 2010: Protects people from discrimination and ensures equitable access to healthcare, treatment, services, information and reasonable adjustments.

Health and Social Care Act 2008: Established the regulatory framework for health and social care, covering registration, inspection and quality standards.

Health Act 2006: Introduced smoke-free legislation and public health measures, helping to reduce smoking-related harm and improve population health.

National Health Service Act 2006: Provides the legal foundation for NHS services and defines responsibilities for delivering comprehensive healthcare across England.

Mental Capacity Act 2005: Provides a framework for decision-making for individuals who lack capacity, protecting rights and promoting the least restrictive options.

Human Rights Act 1998: Protects fundamental rights, including dignity, privacy, autonomy, and respect, and underpins lawful, person-centred healthcare practice.

Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 (PIDA): Protects workers who report concerns about unsafe practices, safeguarding patient welfare, quality of care, and healthcare accountability.

Mental Health Act 1983: Provides legal powers for the assessment, treatment and detention of individuals with mental disorders when necessary.

Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974: Requires employers to protect employees, patients and others from workplace risks affecting health, safety and wellbeing.

Misuse of Drugs Act 1971: Controls dangerous drugs, regulates possession and supply, and promotes safe prescribing and medicines management.

Medicines Act 1968: Establishes the framework for the licensing, manufacture, supply and safe administration of medicines within healthcare services.

Regulations

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Statutory Guidance

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Codes of Practice

Oliver McGowan code of practice - Department of Health and Social Care (DoHC) 19 Jun 2025Updated: 18 Sep 2025: Sets statutory requirements for learning disability and autism training, improving safe, personalised healthcare, communication, equality, understanding and patient outcomes.

Standards

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International Conventions and Treaties

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Government Strategies, Policy, Action Plans and Frameworks

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Non-Statutory 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, Services and Apps

Understanding menopause: Health Guide – Groundswell 13 Jun 2025

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. Resources updated 26.06.2026.

Useful Organisations

The British Safety Council is a charity and professional membership organisation that improves workplace health, safety, wellbeing and sustainability through training, qualifications, audits, advocacy, research, resources and best-practice guidance.

The Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) is a national charity dedicated to preventing child deaths and serious injuries from preventable accidents, offering safety advice, training, resources, and influencing policy and practice.

Electrical Safety First is a UK charity dedicated to preventing electrical accidents by providing expert safety advice, campaigns, research and support to households, businesses and policymakers to reduce risk and save lives.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is the UK government agency responsible for regulating and enforcing workplace health, safety and welfare standards, providing guidance, conducting inspections, and carrying out research to reduce risk and protect workers.

IOSH (Institution of Occupational Safety and Health) is a chartered professional body and registered charity that supports workplace health and safety through membership, training, qualifications, research, guidance, professional development and advocacy for safer working environments.

The No Falls Foundation is a charity dedicated to preventing falls from height and supporting people affected by related injuries through education, research, awareness campaigns, guidance, and practical support, all of which promote workplace safety and accident prevention.

The Legionella Control Association (LCA) is a UK membership and standards organisation representing providers of legionella control services. The LCA promotes standards, audits members and supports the safe management of water systems.

The Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel (OEAP) is a charity and professional body that provides national guidance, training and advice on outdoor learning and educational visits, supporting safe, high-quality experiences for children and young people.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) is a UK charity dedicated to preventing accidents and reducing serious injuries through safety campaigns, research, education, training, and policy advocacy covering road, workplace, home, leisure, and water safety.

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