This resource provides a comprehensive collection of tools and information designed to support education staff in safeguarding and wellbeing. It includes a detailed list of emergency contacts, such as 24/7 services for police assistance, domestic violence support, and mental health crises. Key helplines like the National Suicide Prevention Helpline and Samaritans ensure immediate access to support in times of distress.

The guide also offers specialised resources tailored to various needs, such as support for victims of abuse, individuals facing housing challenges, and those dealing with addiction. Additionally, it highlights services like the NSPCC and Childline for child protection, as well as resources addressing online safety, cybercrime, and radicalisation concerns.

Practical sections outline how to respond to safeguarding concerns, emphasising adherence to organisational policies and procedures while providing clear principles to guide decision-making. For convenience, the guide includes a customisable local directory for users to record contact details of nearby support services, ensuring quick access to relevant professionals and networks.

With its wide-ranging coverage, this resource equips education staff with the knowledge and contacts necessary to handle complex situations confidently and compassionately.