UK Safer Internet Centre is a partnership of three leading charities with a mission to make the internet a better place for children and young people.
This blog looks at the Domestic Abuse Bill and what new laws have been brought in to protect victims. We also hear from the Revenge Porn Helpline which supports victims of intimate image abuse. ...06 May 2021
Ken Corish (Online Safety Director for SWGfL and ProjectEVOLVE lead) talks about what ProjectEVOLVE is, how it supports professionals, the impact it is having, and the exciting new features that...30 April 2021
A hard-hitting new IWF campaign, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre, is warning teenage girls and their parents about the dangers of being groomed online by sexual predators as new...27 April 2021
Thanks to everyone who made a pledge for Safer Internet Day we are pleased to announce we are now the current record holders for ‘Most pledges received for an internet safety campaign in 24...26 April 2021
The POSH helpline has released its quarterly report for the start of the year from January to March. Carmel Glassbrook (helpline practitioner) breaks down the key findings around professional’s...23 April 2021
Launched today (22nd April), our impact report looks at the reach of Safer Internet Day 2021 and the positive impact that it had on children, young people, parents, carers, and teachers.
22 April 2021Thank you for a very informative and up to date briefing. This is something that I think every school should have a representative at and I am glad that I had the opportunity to attend.
After having this training, planning a lesson for my peers and attending two webinars I can certainly say that being a Digital Leader has taught me a lot. Not only about the internet, but it has helped me develop my presentation skills and I have learnt how to engage people as well as help and support them. I am very excited for what is still to come.
The Professionals Online Safety Helpline is a unique service for all professionals working with children and young people in the UK with any online safety issues they may face themselves, or with children in their care.
The Internet Watch Foundation is an anonymous and safe place to report online child sexual abuse imagery and videos, wherever they are found in the world.
