‘Something’s Not Right’ campaign launched today

The Home Office has created a new campaign, ‘Something’s Not Right’, to help secondary children in England who suffered a range of harms, such as sexual and physical abuse, during lockdown.

17th November, 2020

Somethings Not Right
Somethings Not Right

The Home Office has created a new campaign, ‘Something’s Not Right’, to help secondary children in England who suffered a range of harms, such as sexual and physical abuse, during lockdown.

With schools re-opened and safeguarding channels restored, the campaign aims to build awareness of the support services available to victims and encourage disclosure of abuse to a trusted adult.

‘Something’s Not Right’ has been developed in close collaboration with the NSPCC, Barnardo’s, The Children’s Society, Internet Watch Foundation and the Marie Collins Foundation.

Here is some more information which includes downloadable materials such as:

  • Social media assets and suggested copy to use on your external channels
  • PSHE Association accredited lesson plans and resources for Key Stages 3, 4 and 5, and accompanying teacher guidance
  • Case study videos
  • A4 posters aimed at children – for display in schools, youth group centres etc.
  • Banners to display on your email signature and website
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