A campaign providing resources co-produced with young people in the Humber area to help children and young people stay safe.

Our Campaign

Building on ten years of effective working relationships with schools, VCS, youth, and public services, Not In Our Community is expanding its educational resources and interventions to cover broader topics to help keep children and young people safe.

Funded by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside, we will continue to maintain high-quality tools to help people protect themselves and their friends from grooming and child exploitation. Additionally, we will work with young people and partners to co-produce new materials and activities on topics including:

Funded in-school sessions

As part of the ongoing work we deliver through the Not In Our Community initiative on behalf of the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside, we are able to offer schools and other educational providers a range of sessions for students, teachers and professionals on the selected topics.

We can be flexible to meet requirements, and can tailor sessions to work for you, but primarily provide:

  • Whole class/school education from years 6 to 11 covering general awareness and specific education on issues.
  • Introductory sessions for staff and/or governors, inclusive of making you aware of additional resources available for free for ongoing education work.
  • Targeted workshops/focus groups with at risk children and young people.

To send a booking enquiry, please fill out the form in the link below and someone will be in touch.

Parents, Partners & Professionals

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Helping children & young people stay safe
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