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Professional practice

Dandelion Child protection practice guides and other services and products to support professionals working to safeguard children

NSPCC Procedures and Core Standards

Our best practice handbook for NSPCC practitioners and managers providing services for children and young people.

NSPCC Practice guides

Child protection practice guidance for NSPCC practitioners providing services for children and young people.

Working with child sexual abuse - Fresh Start

The NSPCC centre for action on child sexual abuse.

Exchange

Our regular exchange of information, news and analysis to support the work of Area Child Protection Committees (ACPCs) and Local Safeguarding Children Boards (LSCBs).

Our work with black and minority ethnic communities

The Respect to Protect project aims to develop good relations with organisations and individual champions who advocate and promote the welfare of black and minority ethnic children and young people.

Training and consultancy

We are committed to developing the skills and knowledge of those who provide services for children and young people.

CORE-INFO

A series of leaflets on aspects of physical child abuse.

How it is: an image vocabulary for children about feelings, rights and safety, personal care and sexuality

An image vocabulary that has been developed to help children communicate about a range of important issues. The vocabulary comprises 380 images that are designed to be used as a flexible, child-centred resource.

Power Pack

An information pack for children and young people who have a case in a family court in England or Wales.