Parents, teachers, young people and adults across Dudley borough can access a range of useful links and resources to help tackle internet safety.
Dudley’s community safety partnership, safe & sound, is promoting information available about online safety as part of Safer Internet Day which takes place on Tuesday 6 February.
Safer Internet Day aims to promote the safe, responsible and positive use of digital technology for children and young people and in Dudley the partnership is also highlighting the importance of adults staying safe online.
The resources cover a range of topics, including grooming, sexting, social networking and on and offline relationships for children, young people, adults and practitioners.
All of the resources can be accessed at www.dudleysafeandsound.org in the help hub section.
Councillor Laura Taylor, cabinet member responsible for community safety, said:
“This is such an important subject and the partnership’s website hosts lots of useful links and resources.
“Safer Internet Day is a useful time to remind people that we all have a role to play in making the internet a safe place and it’s important we all take some responsibility for keeping individuals safe online.”