Young People

Join Young Manchester and Greater Manchester Youth Network to connect and learn about From Play to Pay: A new project developing a toolkit to tackle gaming and gambling harms.

Are you a youth worker, educator, carer, or policy maker in Greater Manchester? Come learn about From Play to Pay, a project all about the potential pipeline from gaming to gambling. Greater Manchester Youth Network and Young Manchester are co-creating a toolkit that's by and for young people.

Over the evening:

As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

Learn more about the public health approach to tackling serious violence and how partnership working can support safer communities.

Why attend?

As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

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As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

Join 422 Community Hub for An Introduction to Trauma and Trauma-Informed Practice, a three-hour session exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), the impact of trauma throughout life, and how we can create more supportive, understanding and trauma-informed environments.

The session is open to professionals from all backgrounds, people working or volunteering in community settings, tenants and residents, and anyone interested in learning more about trauma and its effects.

Safeguarding starts with understanding neurodiversity. Recognising individual needs can help reduce vulnerability and improve outcomes for children and young people.

A flexible and practical training programme covering: