Links and Further Support

Useful Safeguarding Links for Parents

Explore these trusted websites for advice, guidance, and practical tools to help keep your child safe, happy, and healthy — both online and offline.

NSPCC

The NSPCC offers expert advice on keeping children safe from abuse, neglect, and online risks, as well as support for parents and carers who need guidance or reassurance.

Childline

A free, confidential helpline and online service where children and young people can talk to a trained counsellor about anything that’s worrying them.

Digital Parenting (Vodafone)

Practical advice and step-by-step guides to help parents manage children’s online activity, social media use, and screen time safely.

Kidscape

A charity that helps children, parents, and professionals prevent and respond to bullying. Includes resources on confidence building and safety.

Happy Maps

A collection of mental health and wellbeing resources for parents, children, and young people — with practical advice for different age groups.

Mentally Healthy Schools

Resources from trusted organisations to help schools and parents support children’s mental health and wellbeing.

Rethink Mental Illness

Offers expert information, support, and advice for anyone affected by mental illness — including parents supporting children with mental health needs.

Helpful Links for Children and Young People

If you ever feel worried, sad, or unsure about something, there are safe places online where you can get help, advice, or just learn more about how to look after your feelings and wellbeing.

MoodSpark

MoodSpark is a fun and supportive website for young people aged 11–18. It helps you understand your emotions, learn ways to boost your mood, and find out where to get help if you’re struggling.

YoungMinds

YoungMinds offers lots of advice, blogs, and real stories from other young people about mental health, friendships, school, and coping with tough times. You’ll also find information on where to get help and who to talk to.