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for information Paul Paul Bywaters Professor of Social Work, Coventry University The Social Work and Health Inequalities Network web page has moved to http://blogs.coventry.ac.uk/swhin To join the Child Welfare Inequalities Network go to www.jiscmail.ac.uk<http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk> and search for ChildWelfareInequalities or email me directly. ________________________________ From: Peter Wanless, NSPCC <[log in to unmask]> Sent: 21 June 2016 10:07 To: Paul Bywaters Subject: How safe are our children? Download our new report Can't see this email Click here<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/q/13WFRUBWJAuiu40mqADS5/wv> [NSPCC Logo]<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaAK0vH6L8fK0Fet4uFnf2> [How safe are our children Every childhood is worth fighting for]<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaEPu4sZWp82c8iDIOSFNY> Dear Supporter, The NSPCC's fourth annual state of the nation report - now available to download here<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaGSdQQWx2zbhRPJ2YZk5r> - shows the highest number of recorded sexual offences against children in the UK in a decade. The report, launched today at our How safe are our children? conference, is the most robust and up-to-date overview of child protection in the UK. Download the report<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaIUXDeT7G0knBmOn95YmU> Reports of online abuse have also increased, including an increase in the number of URLs containing child abuse images being identified and removed from the internet. This reflects a growing awareness amongst the public and professionals of the changing nature of child abuse in the digital age. As well as the increase in recorded sexual offences, the report also finds that England and Wales have seen an increase in the number of recorded cruelty and neglect offences in the last year. It is likely that an increased willingness of victims to come forward has contributed to these increases. As more children speak out about abuse, they are often left without the support they need to get back on track. We must ensure that every abused child gets the support they need to rebuild their lives. Read more at nspcc.org.uk/howsafe<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaKXHpCPIjrttkTTHjcCEn> Best wishes, [Peter Wanless signature] Peter Wanless [How safe are our children? Read the report]<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaN0rc0MiWSCz4qZ1tjgVQ> Follow us [twitter]<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaP3aYoITAjLENY4lDpVdj> [Facebook] <http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaR5UKMFudKUKxv9FNwzuM> [linkedin] <http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaT8ExaC4Rc3Qh2eZXDdMf> [Google+] <http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaVbojyyFuDcW0zkk7JS3I> [youtube] <http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12NaXe85Wvg84m1K6pEhQwlb> The NSPCC Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London EC2A 3NH. Incorporated by Royal Charter Registered charity number 216401. NSPCC, charity registered in Scotland, charity number SC037717. Copyright © 2016 NSPCC / All rights reserved. National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Please add us to your safe senders<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/n/14agHQwheCd7cbM> You are receiving this email as you currently or have done in the past, supported or expressed an interest in the NSPCC's work. You are subscribed as [log in to unmask] Unsubscribe<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/k/1qqNsa0rJp6jyVWWdLMYe> Privacy & Cookie Policy<http://email.nspcc.org.uk/c/12Nb1jBEIoroWEddaAiC3OU7> [http://email.nspcc.org.uk/t/14agHQwheCd7cbM.png] [https://t.msgf.net/r/14agHQwheCd7cbM.png]