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New publications 2008/09

Essential child protection publications from the NSPCC

Download our new publications catalogue 2008/09 (PDF, 320KB)

Child protection training resources

• Children’s voices: living with parental substance misuse
  
  
• The developing world of the child
  
  
• Make a difference: tools for developing and assuring quality in inter-agency relationships and training
  
  
• NSPCC EduCare child protection awareness programmes :
  
  
  • Preventing bullying behaviour
  • Safer recruitment and selection
  • Someone to turn to: safeguarding children and young people
• Safeguarding children: everybody's business
  
  
• Safety in learning: essentials in safeguarding training for the education community
  
  
• Seeing and hearing the child: rising to the challenge of parental substance misuse

Research reports

• Children talking to ChildLine about bullying
  
  
• Children talking to ChildLine about family relationship problems
  
  
• “I can't tell people what is happening at home”: domestic abuse within South Asian communities: the specific needs of women, children and young people
  
  
• To report or not to report: encouraging young people to access professional help (forthcoming)
  
  
• You feel like you’re nothing: ending violence against children in England
  
  
• Your shout too!: a survey of the views of children and young people involved in court proceedings when their parents divorce or separate

Booklets and leaflets

• Beat exam stress
  
  
• CORE-INFO leaflets:
  
  
  • Non-accidental head injuries in children (forthcoming)
  • Thermal injuries on children
• In the know: keeping safe and strong
  
  
• Worried about a child? How you can protect children from abuse

Supported learning tools

• Safe: personal safety skills for deaf children
  
  
• What if...? A fun game to get children thinking and talking about staying safe
  
  
  
  

For further information on these and other NSPCC publications and resources, please contact NSPCC Publications

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