Author Archives: Nathalie.Walters

A charity has called for more to be done to tackle child sexual exploitation on the day that nine men are due to be sentenced for their part in a sex grooming ring in Rochdale. Safe and Sound Derby spoke … Continue reading →

A Derby charity is urging young people to stay safe online as part of an annual awareness event aimed at protecting children on the web.Safe and Sound Derby is backing Safer Internet Day, which takes place on Tuesday, February 7th … Continue reading →

A Derby charity has carried out training with more than 100 police officers in the city to raise awareness of the impact of child sexual exploitation on families. Safe and Sound Derby was invited by Derbyshire Constabulary to perform the … Continue reading →

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Safe & Sound Derby played a pivotal role in the creation of the UK action plan to fight child sexual exploitation across England. The charity took part in discussions at a round-table meeting with Children’s Minister Tim Loughton to help devise the strategy, which … Continue reading →

On 25th September Corina, Mary and Eileen ran the Berlin Marathon in aid of Safe & Sound Derby. To donate, please visit http://www.mycharitypage.com/eileenbarrett

Staff and customers at the Sainsbury’s store in the Westfield have voted Safe & Sound Derby their ‘Local Charity of the Year’.  Sainsbury’s will work with Safe & Sound to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation amongst their colleages and customers, and … Continue reading →

The Matlock Rotary Summer Extravaganza took place at Haddon Hall on Friday 26th August, with Safe & Sound Derby one of the organisations named as beneficiaries of the proceeds.  The event raised a great amount with Safe & Sound’s share … Continue reading →

Safe & Sound Derby has received a grant of £242,484 from the Ministry of Justice to support its work. The grant has been awarded over three years and will support its direct work with children and young people who are … Continue reading →