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.
Internet Matters have worked with TikTok, as well as young people, to include new educational resources for parents in the app. Find out more in this blog.
20 September 2021MPs say new legislation will be an opportunity to make the internet a safer place for children, but warn that social media companies must be more ‘pro-active’ in improving platforms.
13 September 2021The UK Safer Internet Centre helplines along with the Revenge Porn Helpline have launched a new resource focusing on ‘Good Online Sexual Health’ (or GOSH for short) for university students. Find...09 September 2021
The UK Safer Internet Centre offers a range of training options for professionals who work with children and young people. Find out how training can support you for the new school year.
07 September 2021The Information Commissioners Office has officially launched the Children’s Code to ensure that tech companies are doing everything they can to respect children’s privacy and work towards...03 September 2021
The Professionals Online Safety Helpline has produced a brand new video giving valuable information about what to do when responding to digital ghost stories.
02 September 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.
