Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Cyber Bullying - a child protection issue (half day course)
Children in Northern Ireland
This is a free event
This is bullying that takes place on-line and can have significant emotional, social and physical implications for those who experience it. This training will explore cyber bullying as a child protection issue.
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What is it?
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Types of cyber bullying?
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How prevalent is it?
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What are the signs and symptoms?
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What is the potential impact?
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What can we do?
Important Information:
Our funding restrictions are such that this training is only available to those who work/volunteer for a voluntary, charitable, faith or community-based organisation. Please ensure you meet this criteria. (Organisations who fall outside of this criteria can attend at the cost of £75. Please contact jenny@ci-ni.org.uk to enquire).
Sector:
- Advice services
- Children and families
- Community development
- Education/training
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Unit 9,Montgomery Business Park,40 Montgomery Road
Belfast
BT6 9HL
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Jenny Groves
Training Co-ordinator
Children in Northern Ireland
Unit 9, 40 Montgomery Road
Belfast, BT6 9HL
Web: www.ci-ni.org.uk
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Cyber Bullying - a child protection issue (half day course)
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