The Safeguarding Podcast The Safeguarding Company

In this episode, we speak with Emma Kneebone, Deputy CEO & Head of Bereavement Services at 2wish, to discuss how 2wish started and the work they now do to support parents and families who experience, the sudden death of a child or young person.

In this episode, we speak with Jo Godsal, Dramatherapist & Clinical Director at Chroma, to discuss the different creative therapies Chroma provides and the benefits these can have on children and young people.

In this episode, we speak with Grainne Hallahan, Senior Analyst at Tes Magazine. We discussed the Tes 2023 Wellbeing Report, the results of the report, and ways that leaders and schools can try and improve their staff's mental health and wellbeing.

In this episode, we speak with Mathilde Grenet, a former NCAA tennis player and founder of the safeguarding consulting firm EN GARDE. She is also a survivor of sexual abuse having been abused by her tennis coach in her youth. Mathilde share's some of her story, as we discuss the importance of protecting young athletes and how good safeguarding plays a major role in unlocking potential. To watch Mathilde's story and the importance of protecting young athletes, visit Safeguarding in Sports Education: Protecting Young Talent

Join Vikkey Chaffe and the Chair of our Safeguarding Advisory Panel, Luke Ramsden as they sit down to discuss what has been happening in the safeguarding world recently. This episode focuses on a recent report on the consumption of pornography, revealing alarming statistics around young people accessing pornographic content. You can watch the this episode and find links to the reports here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsukZI9Btfw&t=6s

* Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in August 2022, for your consideration with time sensitive information or advice. In this episode, we speak with Jeremy Indika, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and Founder of Something to Say, an organisation dedicated to raising awareness about child sexual abuse. Jeremy share's some of his story, as we discuss the ways in which he aims to raise awareness and equip children and young people with the knowledge to identify abuse. To learn more about Jeremy's story and the work Something to Say does, visit https://jeremyindika.com/