Supporting vulnerable users online
The Groups makes use of its members’ expertise to develop solutions, and its network to share insights in order to make a positive impact on the numbers of vulnerable users experiencing online harm.
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Principles for social work in children’s social care
9 principles for providers of children's residential care
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UKCIS Vulnerable Users Group terms of reference
Refuge and Risk Report
Vulnerable Resources Audit Template
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Training and talking in a world gone mad
Claire Levens shares an update on the UKCIS Vulnerable Users Working Group during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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How the digital world can be positive for autistic young people
The online world for children and young people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be such a huge benefit.
Press release
Children on free school meals more vulnerable to online harm report reveals
A new report from Internet Matters, sponsored by Tesco Mobile has today revealed that children (aged 8-16) on free school meals are more likely to experience harm online, according to both children themselves and their parents.
Research
From Survive to Thrive: Supporting digital family life after lockdown
What’s on the page Message from the CEO Read the full report Explore the summary below or read through the full report. Supporting resources
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