Described as a “raw and thought-provoking exploration of loneliness and isolation”, Crossing the Line by Michael Sheath is a testament to the evolution of child protection in the internet age.

Our interview with Mr Sheath is out now: bit.ly/3VF19xY

In order to better protect children, it is important that we understand how abusers are able to cause harm. Watch our short video to find out more and how you can help to prevent abuse: bit.ly/36ag3Es

Are you recruiting new school staff? Our safer recruitment training can help you choose suitable candidates: bit.ly/3dwfPKd

Talk to our experienced advisors on our live chat if you have any worries about child sexual abuse. They won't judge and provide practical steps to help keep children safe: bit.ly/3aT3vo0

The Inquiry has concluded that mandatory reporting is required so that those who work with children in certain roles are under a legal duty to report child sexual abuse to the police or social services.13/20/2

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We interviewed our outgoing principal practitioner, Michael Sheath, about his latest work, a collection of theatrical monologues about child sexual abuse titled Crossing the Line.

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Our Complex Safeguarding Nurse is currently providing an online 'lunch and learn' session to #NHS colleagues in relation to #CCE awareness. Could you spot the signs? #trapped #exploitation Tameside Council T&G Integrated Care TGICFTIntegratedSafeguarding Programme Challenger

Our Stop It Now! helpline took 647 calls in its first year; now we take over 15,400 calls, emails and live chats. To learn more about the evolution of our organisation, read the latest blog post in our special anniversary series: bit.ly/3eg9Qxm

We welcome this report following the important work of InquiryCSA and thank those survivors who bravely shared their experiences of abuse.

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Want to be part of the UK's leading child protection charity? We're recruiting for four exciting roles.

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About one third of child sexual abuse is carried out by children or young people themselves. Do you know how to spot the warning signs of harm in a young person? Learn more: bit.ly/3ktyqcx

Our organisation started out 30 years ago delivering assessments and interventions to offenders, including at the residential Wolvercote Clinic. Read the first in a three-part series of blog posts to mark our 30th anniversary: bit.ly/3TeqWff

The Lucy Faithfull Foundation joins NSPCC in calling for the government to protect children from harmful content by passing the Online Safety Bill. Learn more and sign the petition here: bit.ly/3s8BMHu

Good luck to Katy Scott, who is running the Percy Pud, a 10k race, in December. Katy is fundraising for the Lucy Faithfull Foundation's #30for30 campaign. You can learn more about Katy's fundraiser and donate here: bit.ly/3TeHpQg

Check out Eradicating Child Sexual Abuse (ECSA) - it's a vital resource for practitioners to connect internationally and develop approaches to prevent child sexual abuse: bit.ly/35CmY8d

Do you teach PSHE?

We recommend two practical online safety PSHE toolkits to explore online issues, including links to Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE), with pupils aged 11-14 years old.

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Download our free family safety plan to help protect your family online and offline: bit.ly/3dUjr96