News
- A new approach to road casualty investigation
- Advising families on car seat safety
- Celebrate school nursing week 10-14 July
- Child Safety Week 2018
- Child road injuries peak in July
- Concern about overloaded HV staff
- Creating better streets
- Falls from open windows
- Improving attitudes to road safety
- Increase in road casualties 2015-2016
- New National Child Mortality Database announced
- PHE health visiting and school nursing regional events
- Parents and child road safety
- Parents want more information and community support
- Road Safety Statement Progress Report published
- Road Safety Week 2017
- THINK! Put your phone away
- The Best Start: The Future if Children’s Health
- The State of Child Health – One year on
- Using behaviour change techniques in road safety
- Wonderful grapes - take care
- CAPT’s Road Safety Seminar, March 2016
- Poor Beginnings
News Archive
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- September 2016 (1)
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- January 2016 (2)
- September 2015 (4)
Accident Prevention News
- Your letters... - Henley Standard
- Boy mauled by pack of dingoes at Australian tourist spot - Radio Exe
- Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip gets trolled by Jeremy Clarkson - International Business Times, India
- Parent with their child in pushchair runs from riot police during Montpelier protest - Daily Mail
- Stakeholders disagree over BaNES' 20mph scheme
The Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) is the UK's leading charity working to reduce the number of children and young people killed, disabled or seriously injured in accidents.