We understand that you may have concerns about using the internet, please find below some free resources about how you can stay safe online.
Keeping children safe online
For lots of useful information to help keep children and young people safe online, visit the NSPCC online safety webpages for advice.
UK Safer Internet Centre
The UK Safer Centre promotes the safe and responsible use of technology for young people. There are films, storybooks and links to other fun sites with plenty of information to help young people enjoy their time online and stay safe on the internet. For more info, visit the UK Safer Internet Centre website
Get Safe Online
For practical advice on how to protect yourself and your devices from online threats, visit the Get Safe Online website.
Advice from the National Cyber Security Centre
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) give advice to protect organisations, individuals and families as well as the technology you rely on. For more information, visit the NCSC website.
Find the right words to keep your children safe online
Virgin Media O2 have launched a new online safety campaign, Find the Right Words, to help parents talk to their kids about staying safe online.
The campaign includes an emotional short film and lots of useful resources for you to download and read before you tall to your children about online safety.
There is also a children's online safety test.
For more information and support, visit the Find the right words website
Internet and technology learning for older people
Age UK provide a range of guides covering online essentials, such as cyber security and tools to keep in touch and manage your money online. To find out more, visit the Age UK Making the most of the internet website.
Beware of online scams
Citizens Advice have lots of useful tips to help you spot potential online scams. For more information, visit the Citizens Advice website.