This week is Learning Disability Week! Organised by @Mencap_Charity, this year’s theme is “Do you see me?”, which is all about being seen, heard and valued. Find out more about the week and how you can get involved at mencap.org.uk/learningdisabi… #LearningDisabilityWeek

This #LearningDisabilityWeek, learn more about the different safeguarding risks that may face children with learning disabilities and other additional needs. Read our free guidance page: buff.ly/3RwjrkN

Children with learning disabilities may be more vulnerable to abuse. They may also be less able to speak out if something isn’t right. We’ve put together a hub of resources to help you safeguard children with additional needs: buff.ly/3Vr6J7X #LearningDisabilityWeek

The NSPCC’s #HowSafe2024 conference is not to be missed! Join us online to hear inspirational speakers share the latest safeguarding research and innovations, empowering you with new knowledge to help keep children safe. Sign up for tickets today: buff.ly/4c7GcmR

Love Life is a set of films and supporting resources aimed at young people aged 11-25 who have learning disabilities. The resource helps young people to explore topics such as emotions, relationships and identity. Access for free: buff.ly/4bo2m3D #LearningDisabilityWeek

The NSPCC Library team has put together a reading list for #LearningDisabilityWeek. The list covers a range of books and reports about supporting children with learning disabilities and other additional needs: buff.ly/3RBzSft

It’s not too late to secure tickets for tomorrow’s #HowSafe2024 safeguarding conference! Hosted by the NSPCC, the online event brings together experts to share the latest safeguarding insights and innovations, helping you to keep children safe. Sign up: buff.ly/3x5GXhg

📣 Updated for 2024: online child protection training for anyone working in education 📣 Created by safeguarding experts at the NSPCC, this course will improve your confidence in recognising and responding to child protection concerns. Find out more: buff.ly/3L3mld0

The NSPCC’s ‘Voice of Online Youth’ is a group of 15 young people, aged 13-16 from across the UK. They will work with the NSPCC to ensure that youth voices and experiences are at the heart of online safety policy and practice. Find out more at nspcc.org.uk/about-us/what-…

What role can charities play in supporting research, development and innovation in public services? Last month the NSPCC’s Chief Executive Peter Wanless joined the PEDAL Cam Mobilise podcast to discuss this question, and more. Listen here: buff.ly/45QX1QR

We're hiring! We're looking for a Research and Evaluation Manager to nurture the development and implementation of meaningful research, evaluation and learning work across our Together for Childhood initiative. Find out more about the role and apply here buff.ly/3W9eZdh

Boost your safeguarding knowledge with our new elearning for schools, academies and colleges. This interactive course features branching case studies for primary and secondary settings, interviews with experts, reflection activities and quizzes. buff.ly/3XNKkUW

Develop your child protection knowledge with our Safeguarding training for schools, academies and colleges. The course covers the key areas you need to know about, including how to recognise the different signs of abuse and how to respond to concerns. buff.ly/4cGU3Rt

Looking to refresh your child protection knowledge over the school holidays? Take our Safeguarding elearning course for schools, academies and colleges. Designed by experts and highly rated by professionals, the course is available at buff.ly/3RJlHFj

Recent events and things we see, hear or read in the news can leave children feeling worried, upset and unsafe. Let them know you're there for them by following the advice below 👇

Children and young people with social work involvement (but not in care) and those experiencing poverty more likely to be rejected by CAMHS, Cambridge University/National Children's Bureau research shows. We want all children to access the support they need #ChildrenAtTheTable bbc.in/3SQS5GJ

Learn how to recognise the different types, signs and indicators of abuse and neglect with our Safeguarding training for schools and help keep the children you work with safe. Find out more about the course at buff.ly/3T0I4GW

Do you want to build a career in impactful research that makes a difference to babies, children and young people? The NSPCC is hiring a Research and Evaluation Assistant to support the running of our dynamic research team. Apply by 6th September: buff.ly/3T9FFtu

Updates to Keeping children safe in education (KCSIE), the statutory safeguarding and child protection guidance for schools in England, is the headline story from our round-up of safeguarding news in August. View the full highlights from August at buff.ly/4e65hj5