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We are delighted to present our new CEOP Education Ambassadors programme, which we hope will have a positive and measurable impact in helping to prevent online child sexual abuse.

A facilitators guide: helping parents and carers #AskTheAwkward is an NCA-CEOP resource that will support professionals to deliver workshops with parents and carers, to help them overcome some of the awkwardness that comes with discussing online relationships with their children. Read on for more information.

Over the last year we asked you, our network, for feedback regarding our current training offer for professionals, and how we could best support you to keep children safer from online sexual abuse. Read on for more information about changes to our Autumn Term training offer.

Whilst the internet is largely a positive and useful space, you may come across harmful content online, such as child sexual abuse (CSA) material, and be unsure what to do. It is important to understand what steps to take and that we all have a duty to report CSA, to enable law enforcement and partners to tackle this crime and protect children.

Over the past year, we have been developing resources to for professionals and parents and carers to use to help children and young people stay safer online while learning at home. Here's a summary of what's available for you to use.

Here are 4 steps you can take to help children and young people stay safer online when using new tech over the winter break and beyond.