Safety Net provided child protection training courses to 330 staff and volunteers from 83 organizations in 2011/2012. These courses helped participants understand risks to children and their organization's role in keeping children safe. Safety Net also reviewed safeguarding policies for 17 organizations, submitted criminal background check applications for 548 people from 72 organizations, and registered 91 Brighton and Hove organizations with the NSPCC child protection network. The training has helped new community groups establish strong child protection practices from the beginning.

1. Adventure
Unlimited

2. Salaam FC

3. Forward Facing

4. 330 staff and volunteers
from 83 groups and
organisations attended
Let’s Protect funded
courses in 2011/12

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7. “Let’s Protect has helped me to
really understand some of the risks
to children that are out there and
my organisation’s role in helping to
keep children safe – thank you”
Elias Tuffa, Salaam FC

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9. Adventure
Unlimited

10. 91 Brighton and Hove
organisations registered
with the NSPCC Safe
Network in 2011/12

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the Kitchen

12. Adventure
Unlimited

13. 72 organisations
submitted CRB
applications for 548
staff and volunteers in
2011/12

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15. Adventure
Unlimited

16. Safety Net was
nominated by the NSPCC
Safe Network as Safe
Network Champions

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19. Safeguarding policies
and practices assessed
and reviewed across 17
organisations

20. Minichef in
the Kitchen

22. “The Let’s Protect free courses
have helped many of the new
groups we support to get their
projects up and running with
sound child protection policies and
procedures in place right from the
very beginning. Well done Safety
Net!”
Sue Barnes – Novas Scarman

24. Salaam FC

25. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Adventure Unlimited
Amaze
Art of Mentoring
ArtyFacts
Bandbazi
Be Crafty
BHIP
BMEYPP

26. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Brighton & Hove
Green Party
Brighton & Hove Association
of Gambia Citizens
Brighton & Hove
Food Partnership
Brighton Oasis Project
Brighton Pebbles

27. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Brighton Unemployed
Workers Centre
Brighton Women's Centre
Brighton Youth Centre
Carden Tots
Change The Future
Child Contact Centre
Circle of Life Rediscovery

28. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Colour Wheel
Crew Club
Cultures Club
DV8 Training
Extra Time
Forward Facing
Friends Families
and Travellers

29. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Fun 4 Kids
Fun in Action
Get Creative
Gladrags
Hangleton & Knoll Project
Hangleton Infant School
Hungarian Educational and
Cultural Project
Impact Initiatives

30. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Link Up Project
Mascot
Minichef in the Kitchen
Mixed Blessings
Theatre Group
Mosaic
Moulsecoomb Forest Garden

31. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Moulsecoomb Primary
Novas Scarman
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Prince's Trust
Reflexions
Rhythmix
Right Here
Safe and Sorted

32. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Salaam Football Club
Society of Nigerians
in Sussex
Southern Cross Pre-school
SRC Kalinka
Starfish Kids Club
Sudanese Coptic Association
Sundance Playscheme

33. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Survivors’ Network
Sussex Central YMCA
Sussex Clubs for
Young People
Sussex Community Health
Sussex Nightstop Plus
Sussex University
Tarner Youth Centre

34. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
The Circus Project
Treeform
Trust for Developing
Communities
Under the Bridge
Veritas
Westminister Archive
Woodcraft Folk

35. Let’s Protect participants in 2011/12 have included
Young Parents
Youth Advice Centre
Young People's Centre
AND OF COURSE
Safety Net!