IWF analysts have seen accelerating numbers of public reports of child sexual abuse, with more people staying and working from home among contributing factors.

To help schools, youth groups, police services, libraries, and wider run fun and engaging activities for Safer Internet Day we have created a range of resources for those working with children and young people.

This week is a crucial week in the online safety of children up and down the country. The online safety and welfare of the nation’s six million children is at stake and perhaps, crucially, so too is the Government’s claims of being a world leader in online safety.

As technology and online behaviours have changed, SWGfL have needed to update the 360 tools so that they are still relevant to organisations and their community.

“There is a more sinister side to the internet and the dangers to children have increased.” MPs, Peers, and former ministers have called on the Government to step in to make sure children are not left vulnerable to online exploitation and abuse after EU funding for online charities is withdrawn. In an open letter published today (November 19) a cross-party group of 33 MPs and Peers urged the...

Our partners at SWGfL have put together a helpful resource that highlights everything schools need to be aware of when putting on a live or pre-recorded online performance.

A National inquiry into “disturbing” increases in self-generated child sexual abuse images has been launched amid warnings of online communities “devoted” to contacting and grooming children.

Industry leaders, police, and politicians have signed an open letter urging the Government to replace vital funding to keep children and young people safe online.

A new report will highlight how hundreds of people working with young people could be facing mental health issues as a result of online harms.