The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Safeguarding Partnership Board has reproduced this pocket guide with kind permission from Merseyside’s Violence Reduction Partnership to help children and young people understand and identify the signs of criminal exploitation so they can be better prepared to keep themselves and their friends safe. The guide can be downloaded directly from www.merseysidevrp.com or accessed

The ‘ABC Project’, delivered by Dhiverse, is for anyone with a learning difficulty or autism who needs support and information around relationships, sex, sexual health and keeping safe. In addition Dhiverse also supports parents, carers and professionals to explore the relationship and sexual needs of people with a learning difficulty or autism – with the

The sense of community and the motivation to look out for each other has never been more significant than in the here and now of daily life.  Staying safe and keeping well are priorities for us all and everyone has a part to play. The Community Eyes and Ears programme has been funded by the

Proveg is an International Food Awareness Organisation dedicated to promoting plant-based foods that are positive for health and the environment. Plant-based foods: can help reduce childhood obesity do not include many common allergens reduce the risk of foodborne illness and can help establish long term healthy eating patterns. Proveg want schools to take advantage of

DHIVERSE is offering a New Webchat Service – Supporting Sexual Health, Sex & Relationships It can be difficult to access services in person at the moment and the lockdown and the pandemic can make sex and relationships, as well as keeping on top of our sexual health difficult. Even when things are ‘normal’, it can

Eat like a Champ is a free healthy eating education programme aimed at Primary School Children aged 9-10 years. The aim of the programme is to tackle the growing issue of poor nutrition and obesity amongst children through six specially tailored lessons about Healthy Eating. The concept of Eat like a Champ is to make

Do you know about the Young Persons’ IDVA (Independent Domestic Violence Adviser) Service? The role of the YP IDVA is to work with young people aged 13-19 years, who are experiencing abuse in an intimate relationship by a partner or ex- partner. The role also extends to working with young people aged up to 25