Action for Children Action for Children supports and speaks for the UK's most vulnerable and neglected children and young people.
NSPCC Advice The NSPCC have developed advice around using parental controls to block or filter content can help keep children safe online
Digital 5 a DayThe Children’s Commissioner for England has launched a campaign aimed at parents and carers to help them to encourage their children to enjoy the online world without being totally consumed by it. The campaign, Digital 5 A Day, is based on the NHS’s evidence-based five steps to mental well-being, and gives children and parents practical steps to achieve a balanced digital diet. The five elements of a good digital diet are: connect, be active, get creative, give to others, be mindful.
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