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Friday 17th March 2022 marks the introduction of the Online Safety Bill to Parliament. It aims to protect children from harmful content and limit people’s exposure to illegal content, while protecting freedom of speech.
The Molly Rose Foundation has held its first in-person training course in nearly two years, following the pandemic.
In the digital age, it is no longer possible to control the news that we are exposed to. Here is some guidance from Unicef and The Mental Health Foundation
This year the theme for Children’s Mental Health Week is Growing Together. The focus is on emotional growth and change and how we can help and support each other. Check out the Let’s Get Going packs and try something new today.
What a year! 2021 has had its highs and lows but here are some of our favourite memories
Winter can be a particularly difficult time of year for those people suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder. Read our latest resource to find out more about ways in which you can help yourself or someone you know to cope better.
Today the #OnlineSafetyBill Joint Committee published its report. Their recommendations include stronger protections for children and measures to hold online services responsible for the risks created by their design and operation.
Molly’s father, Ian gave an interview to CNN about online harms and why governments, institutions and individuals need to act to protect young people’s lives.
Volunteers from the Molly Rose Foundation recently manned a stall at the 2021 Elstree and Borehamwood Craft Fair, which is organised annually by Dr Ann Goddard to raise funds for the NSPCC