West Sussex County Council have launched a special survey designed for Parents and Carers to help identify and find ways to provide better support.
With the internet playing an integral part in our children's every day lives, allowing them to develop, communicate and create; there is a growing significant risk of exposure to inappropriate, upsetting and even dangerous content.
With this genuine threat to young people in mind, West Sussex county council have launched an online survey designed for Parents and carers to help establish ways that the council and partnership can provide better advice and support.
Policy developments such as the government’s Online Safety Bill demonstrate the importance placed nationally on improving online safety. From a West Sussex perspective, educating our communities in how to identify, manage, and keep safe from online harm remains a key objective of the West Sussex Community Safety and Wellbeing Team who will use the survey results to better target prevention and support work to keep users safe online.
To access and complete the survey simply visit the Council Website.
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