Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership

We make sure all agencies working in @Royal_Greenwich are effective at keeping our children and young people safe.

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

If you have concerns about the safety or well-being of a child, DO NOT report your concerns here. Please visit: https://t.co/eMzwWSW70s

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

The @NSPCC has information and advice for parents and carers to support their child with bullying https://t.co/ANY3TVUvyB

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

There is a small number of young people who are at risk of or become involved with gangs. @FamilyLives has information for parents/carers on looking out for signs of involvement and talking to them openly about the risks and dangers of gangs https://t.co/RHuKFODfc9

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

If you're 11-18 years old, @MindCharity has a page that lists organisations and services that can offer you support and information https://t.co/ERBDGEMr7v

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

Teenagers are busy trying to make sense of the physical changes happening to them, as well the changes in their emotions, which can make them angry. @FamilyLives has information on how to deal with anger in teenagers https://t.co/MID6SoNgoe

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

Children are weighed regularly as babies, but as children grow and develop at different rates it's not always easy to tell if they are a healthy weight. Healthier Families has information for parents and carers https://t.co/uwPOdJqmvk

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

Friendships can be a source of great happiness for children and young people but can also be difficult. @Kidscape has information and advice for parents and carers on how to help their child with friendships https://t.co/9wxAX6ZI36

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

Online bullying is a contributing factor for many young people having thoughts of suicide. @PAPYRUS_Charity want everyone to be aware of the impact that online bullying can have on children and young people’s mental health #BedtimeStories https://t.co/6snZ5M1Z4e

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

As well as the NHS mental health services there are lots of other organisations for children and young people that provide information and services to help them manage their thoughts and feelings. Find out more here https://t.co/0GJ89JYALl

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

As a parent, you may have had suspicions or been unaware, but finding out your child has been truanting can be upsetting.
The most important thing is helping your child get back to school, and this can require patience and time. Relate has information https://t.co/0gYtz8vzqz

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

If you're worried about the mental health of a child or young person, it can be hard to know what to do to help them. The NHS has information and advice here https://t.co/klt49zYXjc

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

Being a new parent can be a big challenge, with near-sleepless nights, increased pressure on your relationship, having less free time and feeling the pinch when it comes to finances. Relate has information and advice https://t.co/RCHHFnKKHv

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

@YoungMindsUK, the Ubele Initiative, MIND and Best Beginnings have teamed up to create a space for Black young people to find support, care and joy, including places where you can get mental health support in your local community https://t.co/NUCaccUXUj

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

For children to live a healthy lifestyle, they need to be physically active. Healthier Families have accessible activity ideas for children with additional needs https://t.co/6KB4QA2tQ0

[Internet Matters @IM_org]

Is your teen ready for social media?

When it comes to making the decision, there are more things to consider beyond age requirements.

Use this checklist to help you make the best choice for young people ⬇️

https://t.co/k5Y8VSP3F1 #SocialMedia #parents #OnlineSafety

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

Looking for advice on how to support your child in using a games console safely and responsibly?
The UK Safer Internet Centre guide and FAQs https://t.co/s9HZoovz29

[Royal Borough of Greenwich @Royal_Greenwich]

Holiday Food and Fun kicks off next Monday!

If your child is aged 4 to 16 and receiving benefit related free school meals, they can get a free holiday club space.

Check what's on at

https://t.co/UYWY6OBHH0

[Mental Health UK @mentalhealthuk]

The festive season is a time of celebration for many, but it’s also normal for some to feel moments of anxiety.

We’ve put together some tips to help you find calm during this time of year.

Head to our website for more advice 👉 https://t.co/bnT4vVfXdp

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

With young children, we often use boundaries to protect them and keep them away from harm or danger. @FamilyLives has information and advice around setting boundaries for toddlers and young children to keep them safe https://t.co/eb3CIIQQwZ

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

@YoungMindsUK has a parent and carers Mental Health A-Z guide, which gives you advice on how to help your child with their feelings and behaviour, as well as mental health conditions and life events https://t.co/HfCYsVTw4A

[Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership @GreenwichSCP]

How do we know if someone is thinking about suicide? We cannot be certain without asking directly. There are often ‘signs’ we can look out for. Watch @PAPYRUS_Charity #SpotTheSigns Film https://t.co/nxsxU2VHGj