12 February 2013
CAPT is running a master class on effective engagement with minority and hard to reach families.The event is taking place on Friday 22 March 2013 in London.Invited experts include:
4 February 2013
A new report on children's independendent mobility and revised guidance on the importance of local speed limits for child safety.
30 January 2013
Use CAPT’s wide range of accident prevention resources for practitioners to use up year-end spend and keep children safe.
30 January 2013
CAPT plans to deliver a series of child accident prevention events in February and March 2013.
28 January 2013
The Safe Network is running a free, safeguarding event in March for the voluntary and community sector and CAPT will be facilitating a workshop on accidents and child development.
14 January 2013
Every year 25,000 under 5s are rushed to A&E with suspected poisoning. One in five cases – 15 every day – are serious enough for the child to be admitted to hospital.Find out how a new CAPT DVD resource pack can help frontline staff give practical advice on preventing poisoning and so reduce the numbers of children admitted to hospital from accidental poisoning.The financial and emotional...
14 January 2013
The dangers of a fragmented approach to the commissioning of health and public health services for children and young people are highlighted in two new reports which reflect the concerns of many children’s professionals regarding the implementation of current health reforms.
21 December 2012
The Safe Network is running a free, safeguarding event in February for the voluntary and community sector and CAPT will be facilitating a workshop on accidents and child development.
18 December 2012
The Child and Maternal Health Observatory (ChiMat) has produced an online tool which provides data to go into joint strategic needs assessments (JSNAs).
29 November 2012
The Safe Network has produced a new version of their free guide – Are they safe? for groups working with children.The new version includes updated information on the steps groups working with children need to take to become safer as well a new wallchart to follow their progress.
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.