Our new training pack supports current government guidance and is designed for anyone working with children and families. |
Two new resources to help you identify and respond to the needs of children living with parents who misuse substances. |
A fun electronic board game on CD for practitioners engaged in therapeutic work with children and young people from seven to 12 years. |
A child development resource pack for practitioners working with children and families, their managers and trainers. |
New from PIAT (Promoting inter-agency training), a user friendly CD comprising two tools to support the complex process of evaluating inter-agency training and understanding the core dimensions of effective inter-agency relationships. |
A series of information leaflets on aspects of physical child abuse. |
A basic awareness training programme on the safeguarding implications of information and communication technology (ICT) for practitioners working with children or adult offenders. |
A resource pack for the designated person / child protection coordinator delivering training in safeguarding children to staff working in schools or colleges. |
Learning to protect is designed for tutors of primary and secondary initial teacher training courses who have responsibility for providing basic child protection awareness training for student teachers. |
Builds on our original training resource for those working with children affected by domestic violence. The full pack is currently out of print. This update incorporates some of the key legislative and policy changes since 1998. |
A comprehensive programme of basic child protection awareness training. |
This reader, video and video guide about protecting babies under 18 months has been developed by the NSPCC for educators in the health services. |
A training and development pack for professionals involved in the assessment of children in need and their families. |
For anyone involved in working with children at times of change or loss; critical turning points in their lives. |
The NSPCC, in association with EduCare has developed a range of distance learning programmes designed to teach everybody about their role in protecting children. |
Video packs |
This video pack aims to improve skills in communicating and consulting with disabled children and young people. |
A resource pack for foundation and key stage 1 teachers to support key parts of the social and emotional aspects of learning (SEAL). All Join In provides great classroom material by looking at new experiences and relationships through a child’s eyes. The pack includes a video/DVD, and a teacher’s guide with SEAL activity ideas. |
This innovative video looks at the development of infant communication and helps parents to understand their babies from birth. |
Guides for organisations |
Our popular step-by-step guide helps organisations to safeguard children. Relevant throughout the UK, the pack uses a simple audit approach and includes templates of child protection policies and procedures and materials for training and safe recruiting. |
A booklet designed to help smaller organisations who provide activities or services for children to develop child protection policies and procedures. |
A set of nine standards for safeguarding and protecting children in organisations. |
A complete package for people working in child protection across the world. The toolkit aims to support agencies putting the Keeping Children Safe standards into place at international, national and local levels. |
A guide designed to provide agencies with comprehensive and cost-effective methods of auditing. |
If you would like further information about any of the above training packs or resources please contact NSPCC Publications or email learningresources@nspcc.org.uk .
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