HLC Safeguarding Page
At Humber Learning Consortium (HLC) we believe that safety and welfare create the foundations to learn, thrive and achieve.
From Monday 28th April until Thursday 1st May, we hosted the HLC safeguarding Week for our delivery partners and their learners. And it’s safe to say….the week was a huge success!
It wouldn’t have been possible without all the support from the many organisations, services and individuals that helped us provide such an informative and thought-provoking week.
HLC Safeguarding Week was delivered in collaboration with our delivery partners, local services, and learners. The themes covered enhanced the already excellent work we do within our communities by creating opportunities to learn from specialist practitioners refreshing our knowledge of the current local and national threats and risks in relation to radicalisation, safeguarding and welfare.
Below are some of the resources delivered during the week.
Radicalisation. A local context.
Radicalisation and risk are evolving; recent events have reinforced the importance of understanding the local context.
Prevent – Hull Collaborative Partnership
https://www.hullcollaborativepartnership.org.uk/information-professionals/prevent
Pathways is a bespoke interactive learning package, developed by us and East Riding of Yorkshire Council in partnership with Shout Out UK. It is part of the Prevent programme, funded by the Home Office. The game seeks to inform and educate young people between the ages of 11 to 18 years old about radicalisation and extremism.
Educate Against Hate – Prevent Radicalisation & Extremism
https://www.educateagainsthate.com/
ACT Awareness e-Learning | ProtectUK
https://www.protectuk.police.uk/group/84
Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) & Not In Our Community
The Humber VPP and Not In Our Community empower young people in the Humber to choose positivity over violence with a range of co-produced campaigns and resources.
Home | Humber Violence Prevention Partnership
Not In Our Community
https://notinourcommunity.org/
One Punch Hull & East Yorkshire
Scott Akester’s family tragically experienced how one punch attacks impact on family and friends, and how to Stop, Think and Walk Away. Scott’s parents, Debbie and Steve, along with his partner Naomi and daughter Ella share their story across the area to help prevent this happening again.
one punch hull | charity | Hull, UK
Papyrus: SPARK Session
PAPYRUS exists to reduce the number of young people who take their own lives, the SPARK session seeks to raise awareness and share resources.
Papyrus UK Suicide Prevention | Prevention of Young Suicide
