Resources for Trusted Adults

Supporting Young Victims of Crime This booklet offers guidance on how to help young victims cope with the aftermath of a crime, understand their rights, and access appropriate resources. The advice provided here is based on the experiences and insights of experts in...

Recognising signs of secondary trauma As professionals committed to supporting the well-being of young people, it's crucial for us to be mindful of the potential impact our work can have on our own mental and emotional health. This document is designed to provide...

Prioritise your self-care Our roles demand a significant emotional investment, and it's essential to recognise that caring for others begins with caring for ourselves. Engaging in regular self-care practices not only helps prevent burnout and compassion fatigue but...

Self-care is so important when working with young people As professionals committed to supporting the well-being of young people, it's crucial for us to be mindful of the potential impact our work can have on our own mental and emotional health. This document will...

Learn how to offer compassionate support We know that sometimes conversations with young people can touch on tough topics, like experiences of crime or victimisation. This document is packed with 17 practical tips to help you navigate these delicate discussions with...

Resilience is a key factor in the healthy development of young individuals As we navigate the twists and turns of today's world, one thing becomes abundantly clear: resilience is key. This document is packed with practical strategies and insights to help you foster...

Apply this structured framework for a peer supervision group As trusted adults working with young people, we understand the importance of ongoing learning, reflection, and support in our roles. This is a valuable resource designed to enhance your professional...

Learn steps and tips for active listening We all know that truly listening is more than just hearing words – it's about understanding, empathy, and connection. This downloadable guide is your go-to toolkit for enhancing the invaluable skill of active listening,...

Introduction Supporting young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) who have been victims of crime or victimisation requires understanding, patience, and tailoring your approach to their needs. This resource aims to guide parents and trusted...

Stay safe, stay prepared A safety plan for young people offers structured support during mental health crises, self-harm, or suicidal thoughts. It provides personalised strategies to manage distress, prioritise safety, and connect with support resources. If you are...

Create a safe and respectful environment for your work with young people We all know that maintaining boundaries is crucial in our line of work, whether we're supporting young people or collaborating with colleagues. This resource dives deep into the importance of...