About the Network

The Safer Children Network brings together practitioners and academics from across the North East to provide a collaborative platform for addressing key issues, sharing knowledge, and promoting best practices

Serving Children's Needs Across the North East

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NETWORK PRIORITIES

PRIORITY ONE

Foster collaboration between academics and practitioners to promote an environment for safer children

PRIORITY TWO

Identify and address emerging issues and challenges in youth justice, child protection and safeguarding

PRIORITY THREE

Promote research and evidence-based practices from across the region and beyond

PRIORITY FOUR

Advocate for policies and practices that support positive outcomes for young people involved in or affected by violence, serious violence and child criminal exploitation

NETWORK OBJECTIVES

OBJECTIVE FIVE

Facilitating the exchange of information and knowledge between members

OBJECTIVE FOUR

Conducting and disseminating research on key issues related to violence, serious violence, and child criminal exploitation

OBJECTIVE THREE

Providing expert advice and recommendations to policymakers and stakeholders

OBJECTIVE TWO

Organising conferences, workshops, and seminars to promote good practices and discuss topical issues

OBJECTIVE ONE

Supporting professional development and capacity building among members

Data Access and Research Requests Policy

All requests for data collection, data access, or research involving the Safer Children Network must be submitted to and approved by the Steering Committee prior to initiation. This process ensures that all activities align with the Network’s objectives, ethical standards, and governance policies.

Requests should be directed in writing to the Steering Committee via saferchildren@northumbria.ac.uk, including a detailed description of the proposed research, data requirements, and intended use. Unauthorised data collection or research conducted without prior approval is strictly prohibited.

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