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We work with industry support to provide free resources for families and professionals to support children to stay safe online.

Join us to continue this vital work and make a lasting impact on children and young people as they navigate the digital world.

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What we can do together

We collaborate directly with our partners to support our joint vision of a safer, happier connected world for children. Our partnership projects make a critical difference for families, supporting them to be better equipped on issues of online safety.

By supporting our award-winning work, our partners deliver on their social responsibility goals and are recognised by their customers as playing a positive role in helping them build digital skills for life.

Our work together will be informed by insight and use our expertise to create projects that fit with your objectives.

  • We co-create awareness and information campaigns which engage shared audiences who care about children and young people’s digital wellbeing.
  • We deliver deep-dive research and data analysis projects on key topics and work with our partners to publish reports and share these insights
  • We design and provide free and easy to digest online safety guides and interactive tools for parents and teachers in all formats
  • To support parents in the workplace, we offer a flexible online safety programme from one-off webinars through to comprehensive intranet resources
  • We provide training on the latest online safety issues and product features for customer-facing retail staff engaged in selling connected technology
  • Be part of our thought leadership programme bringing together Government, policymakers, academics and industry to debate pressing digital safety concerns
85%

of our partners’ customers say that working with Internet Matters shows they are investing in helping children develop good digital behaviour and skills

87%

of our partners’ customers say that working with Internet Matters shows they are making it easier for them to get the best information on internet safety

86%

of our partners’ customers say that working with Internet Matters shows they care about their customers and their families

Examples of our work with partners

Staff training with John Lewis

We partnered with John Lewis to tackle parental concerns about children’s internet safety on electronic devices. This included a tailored summer training programme and two webinars for 38 store Product Specialists, equipping staff to understand safety settings and use our resources to support customers.

Tailored set up safe toolkit with Tesco Mobile

We worked with Tesco Mobile to create the “Little Digital Helps Toolkit” to support parents in managing online risks. This resource offers guidance on setting controls and privacy settings for children’s mobile devices, along with advice for addressing and discussing online risks.

Product development support with Amazon Kids

We developed over 20 sensitive Alexa utterances for the UK, designed to engage parents and children in online safety conversations and highlight Internet Matters as a trusted resource.

Roblox – Neurodivergent young people and online games

In 2024, we partnered with Roblox to conduct research on the benefits and challenges of online gaming for neurodivergent young people. Based on our findings, we developed a series of videos and guides to help parents and children navigate digital communities safely, with their unique needs in mind.

What we’ve done with partners

Find out more about how we work with our existing partners.

Discover more in our work and impact

Learn about how our work is making a difference in children’s lives online and how you can get involved to help us do more.

Policy and research

Explore this section to learn more about parents' and children's views on key online safety issues and our stance on various online safety policies.

Get involved

Would you like to play an active role to help us keep children safe online? See how you can support us today.