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Issue 1 of Young Safety Net E-zine – Worries Read More »
Worry Box We all worry about things and that is okay. Some people worry a lot and others don’t worry so much. Sometimes we think that it is bad to worry, but worrying is normal, although it can be difficult to manage. If you are feeling worried about something, such as family, friends, online safety,
What is it? Young Volunteers are children and young people who have accessed our support in schools and go on to plan and run activities for other children to access. They have also planned our Little Acts of Kindness project and helped create our monthly e-zine. Our first year of running this has been a
When Safety Net staff go into school, they work with children either on their own or in small groups. In the same way that some children go out of class for different lessons like music or maths, we invite children to attend our our SNAP or BRAVE sessions. You are going to learn about BRAVE
Bullying Are you worried about bullying? Bullying can be very upsetting. Always remember it’s not your fault if you’re being bullied. Everyone is different and unique and that’s what makes us wonderful and interesting! Remember, bullying is: Repetitive: It happens again and again Hurting others on purpose: This might be physically hurting someone or hurting
Welcome to My Safety Net My Safety Net is your place to… Keep up to date with what’s going on at Safety Net Find information that can help your mental health and well being Learn ways to feel safe and be confident Welcome to My Safety Net My Safety Net is your place to… Keep
What is Safety Net? Safety Net is a charity in Brighton and Hove, we work with children aged 8 – 13 years helping them with any problem, big or small. For more information of all the other great work that Safety Net does please go to our main site. Where do you work? We spend
Things we offer Here at Safety Net we offer a wide range of activities and programmes that you can get involved with. There is something for everyone, whether you need support or just want to get involved. We work in a range of settings, including; 1-1s, small groups and whole class sessions. Click on the
When Safety Net staff go into school, they work with children either on their own or in small groups. In the same way that some children go out of class for different lessons like music or maths, we invite children to attend our SNAP sessions. Read on to find out more, this information was written
Me and my family Are you worried about things going on at home and with your family? If so, that’s okay! Did you know that lots of other children also have this worry. Here are examples of things you might be worried about at home or with your family: Parents / Carers arguing Disagreements with
