Category: Safety

The 0 to 10 scoring scale gives workers, parents and young people a shared way to look at odour, cleanliness, hygiene and maintenance across the home. It is designed for…

FAMILY ONLINE SAFETY AGREEMENT  A family agreement is a great way to start a conversation with your whole family about how you all use the internet, and to start discussions…

The Stay Safe Programme provides a range of resources designed to promote safety and well-being among children. The resources are originally intended for use in classes or groups, but can…

The Home Conditions Observation Record/Framework is a valuable tool designed to assist social workers in observing and documenting the conditions of a home. It provides a structured framework that covers…

The Young People’s Safety Questionnaire/Toolkit is a valuable resource for professionals working with young people aged 13 to 18. Its purpose is to initiate discussions about safety in a non-accusatory…

The ‘What’s Hot? What’s Not?’ activities give preschool educators a practical way to teach young children about hot objects, burns, matches, lighters and safe choices. Alongside firefighter helper lessons, smoke…

This illustrated guide teaches people with learning disabilities how to stay safe at home, out and about, on public transport, at cash machines, and on the phone. Tips cover planning…

Helping children recognise simple farm safety habits is the main purpose of this illustrated story, using Jessy the dog and her three puppies to make the message friendly and easy…

The memorial garden scene for Robbo gives children a concrete way to recognise grief after a frightening event, while Harry’s words name common trauma reactions such as nightmares, stomach aches,…

Healthy relationship skills, personal boundaries and supportive connections are the focus of this printable workbook for young people. Reflection prompts and a relationship-circle activity help children, teenagers and adults think…