• Click here for further information and a list of contacts to report child safeguarding concerns. If you’re worried about a child, there’s also more information, here.
• Click here to contact the North Yorkshire and York Looked After Children’s Team.
• If you want to make a referral into North Yorkshire Children's social care please us the following Universal referral form.

• Humber and North Yorkshire ICB GP Safeguarding Standards for Adults and Children
• Safeguarding children's policy 
• GP and Practice Staff Guidance on Children and Young People Who Are Not Brought to Healthcare Appointments
• Primary Care Safeguarding Adult and Children Training Guidance
• Practice Locum Safeguarding
• Royal College of General Practitioners' coding guidance
• Safeguarding Children Policy – template for use in general practice
• GP and Practice Staff Guidance on Children and Young People Who Are Not Brought To Healthcare Appointments
• NHS Safeguarding App
• Information Sharing Advice
• Managing Injuries to Non-Independently Mobile Children
• North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership: professionals' page
• Prevent duty guidance
• Primary Care guidance for management of information sharing requests for MARAC
• Multi-agency public protection arrangements (MAPPA)
• Royal College of  General Practitioners - Child Safeguarding Toolkit
• Primary Care Domestic Abuse Policy

• North Yorkshire Safeguarding - one minute guides
• Responding to children who display sexualised behaviour
• Prevent information - North Yorkshire Partnerships
• Child Exploitation and Online Protection centre
• NWG - tackling child sexual exploitation
• Supporting those bereaved by suicide
• Working with homelessness - standards for GP receptionists
• MARAC referral form
• Yorkshire and Humber Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
• Compass Phoenix North Yorkshire
• ICON: 'Babies cry, you can cope'
• North Yorkshire Hand in Hand project - referral form
• Be Aware - online knowledge hub set up and run by NYSCP to help prevent and tackle Child Exploitation. 

Tool to help children and young people stop the spread of nude images

A tool that works to help young people get nude images or videos removed from the internet has been launched by the NSPCC’s Childline service and the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF).

The Report Remove tool can be used by any young person under 18 to report a nude image or video of themselves that has appeared online. The IWF will then review this content and work to have it removed if it breaks the law.

The circumstances in which a young person may share a self-generated sexual image can vary. Some may have sent an image for fun, or to a boyfriend or girlfriend which has then subsequently been shared without their consent. Whilst others may have been groomed online or blackmailed into sharing this content.

• Safeguarding Child Protection Level 3 Initial training For Primary Care 2023/2024

• Children & Adults Safeguarding Hot Topics 2024-2025

• Safeguarding children and young people: roles and competences for health care staff

• Training Standards: children

• Administration Staff Managing Safeguarding Information in Practice Guidance / Training