How Play Enhances Cognitive, Social and Physical Development 25th April 202425th April 2024 by Louise Woffindin According to a survey conducted in 2020, children between the ages of 5 and 11 years old play for around
Case Study: Successful Interventions in Child Criminal Exploitation 24th April 202416th April 2024 by Claire Vain Criminal exploitation is a form of child abuse where children and young people are manipulated and coerced into being involved
Navigating the Painful Journey of Child Bereavement 11th April 202411th April 2024 by Claire Vain While a bereavement is always difficult, studies continue to provide evidence that the greatest loss, and often the most enduring
Understanding ‘County Lines’ and Its Implications on Youth 5th April 20245th April 2024 by Vicky Miller County lines refers to the process that criminals use to get drugs into smaller towns or rural areas, typically by
The Role of Schools and Communities in Preventing Criminal Exploitation 9th April 20245th April 2024 by Nicole Murphy In recent years, the UK has faced a growing concern regarding the criminal exploitation of children and young people. Vulnerable
Resources and Organisations Dedicated to Supporting Child Bereavement 9th April 20245th April 2024 by Lily O'Brien Bereavement and grief can be one of the most painful times in life. It can bring up lots of different,
Adolescent Mental Health: Myths vs Reality 22nd March 2024 by Vicky Miller The Prevalence of Adolescent Mental Health Issues According to the World Health Organization, globally one in seven 10- to 19-year-olds
The Future: Innovations in Combatting Child Criminal Exploitation 22nd March 202422nd March 2024 by Louise Woffindin Child criminal exploitation poses a grave threat to the safety and well-being of our youth. According to The Children’s Society,
Strategies for Identifying and Rescuing Victims of Child Criminal Exploitation 21st March 202421st March 2024 by Vicky Miller Child criminal exploitation (CCE) happens when a person under the age of 18 is somehow controlled or manipulated into taking
Autism and Sensory Sensitivities: Tips for Management 21st March 202421st March 2024 by Luke Bell More than one in 100 people are on the autism spectrum and there are around 700,000 autistic adults and children
Legal Measures and Protections Against Child Criminal Exploitation 15th March 202415th March 2024 by Louise Woffindin In 2023, it was reported that a record number of young people in the UK were ‘at risk of exploitation’.
The Link Between Drug Trafficking and Child Criminal Exploitation 14th March 202414th March 2024 by Louise Woffindin When it comes to drug trafficking, there’s a grim reality that many people aren’t aware of: it often involves the
Training Law Enforcement to Address Child Criminal Exploitation 14th March 202414th March 2024 by Louise Woffindin The statistics are startling. In the year ending March 2021, police recorded a 27% increase in the number of modern
Understanding Autism: The Spectrum and Its Diversity 4th April 20244th March 2024 by Nicole Murphy Understanding Autism: The Spectrum and Its Diversity Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition that is thought to
Unravelling the Dark World of Child Criminal Exploitation 4th April 20244th March 2024 by Luke Bell The exploitation of children by criminals has been happening for a long time, and the effects of child exploitation can
The Role of Schools in Supporting Students’ Mental Wellbeing 26th February 202421st February 2024 by Luke Bell The Role of Schools in Supporting Students’ Mental Wellbeing Over the course of their education, children spend over 7,800 hours
Best Practices for Storing and Dispensing Medication in Schools 22nd February 20244th February 2024 by Vicky Miller Best Practices for Storing and Dispensing Medication in Schools Students may require routine medication on a daily basis, either for
The Legal Implications of Bribery: Cases and Consequences 14th February 20242nd February 2024 by Claire Vain The Bribery Act 2010 came into force on 1 July 2011. The Act makes it an offence for a UK
Allergen Labelling What Every Consumer Should Know 26th January 202423rd January 2024 by Vicky Miller Food allergies are thought to affect 1-2% of the UK population. When some people consume a trigger food that contains
Anaphylaxis Unveiled: Understanding the Severe Allergic Reaction 26th January 202423rd January 2024 by Claire Vain According to official government statistics, from 1998 to 2018, 101,891 people were hospitalised for anaphylaxis in the UK, with 30,700
Everything you need to know about Ehlers-Danlos syndrome 26th January 202423rd January 2024 by Claire Vain Current research on Ehlers-Danlos syndrome shows that it affects 1 in 2,500 to 1 in 5,000 people worldwide. However, new
Everything You Need to Know About Allergy Bullying in Schools 24th January 202423rd January 2024 by Louise Woffindin Recent studies have highlighted an important issue within the education sector—Allergy Bullying. The statistics surrounding this phenomenon reveal a distressing
All About Recognising Signs of ADHD in Children 1st February 202423rd January 2024 by Louise Woffindin According to government statistics, it is estimated that between 1% and 2% of children in the UK have Attention Deficit
All About Infant Sleep Apnoea 24th January 202422nd January 2024 by Louise Woffindin According to statistics, around 7,500 children aged up to 10 are admitted to hospital each year with sleep apnoea. Of