Children, Young People and Families Alliance

Cornwall Council Public Health and Our Safeguarding Children Partnership (OSCP) have funded FREE Lullaby Trust safer sleep training for 6 months for anyone working with families with babies in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to significantly reduce the chances of SIDS.

Information families need when they need it

This parenting support focuses on child development, building positive relationships with children and creating opportunities to join parenting communities, have fun and access peer support from other families.

This expert-led training programme is made up of short, bite-sized sessions in-person and online. and virtually, supported by a range of learning resources. It equips infant, children, and young people’s intervention staff to address a wide range of emotional, social, wellbeing and mental health challenges.

Two learning briefings relating to babies and in response to the sudden and unexpected death of a 14-year-old who died by suspected suicide.

This tool will help charities in England to handle the reporting of safeguarding allegations about the behaviour or actions of a person in their charity.

This free, half-day training session is suitable for parent/carers, those working with children and young people, and/or anyone wanting to learn more about self harm in the context of young people.

A paper to understand how research expertise might help other organisations to elicit and use young children’s perspectives in their practice.

The Maternal Mental Health Alliance has released new research into the current landscape of Maternal Mental Health Services (MMHS) in England.

A new toolkit has been launched to help schools across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly boost the health and wellbeing of pupils and their families.

The 2024 Snapshot report shows that there’s increasing demand for mental health support set against precarious finances of voluntary sector youth work providers.