This month the NSPCC’s Research and Evidence team has launched a new report that examines the implementation and feasibility of InCtrl, a preventative service designed to help keep children aged nine-to-thirteen years old safe online and prevent online sexual abuse (technology-assisted child sexual abuse).

The evaluation was undertaken to help us to determine how we take the programme forward and whether there are any changes we need to make to strengthen the work we are doing. It told us how the service can help young people and adults who care for them; what worked to engage children and their parents or carers; and what’s needed to help maintain effective referral pathways into services like this.

Visit NSPCC Learning to find out more about the service and read the full report.