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Whether you are worried about your own situation, a friend, your child, or are a professional working with young people, safe and Sound are here to help everyone end Child Exploitation Forever.

Golf Day Supports Vulnerable Young People and Families Across Derbyshire
A golf day organised by two Derby businesses has raised £2,000 for the county’s specialist child exploitation charity, Safe and Sound. A group of 64 golfers took part in the event organised by Invictus Communications in Melbourne and German Automotive service and...
Our Work in Numbers
Between April 2022 and March 2023, Safe and Sound Supported 346 children and young people through individual one-to-one support.
We conducted a total of 96 outreach sessions in South Derbyshire and Derby City and engaged with 3462 young people
We have held 119 awareness sessions in schools and reached 4043 children and young people of primary and secondary school age

EMILY'S STORY
Emily thought that the 24-year-old woman who had approached her online was her friend. The woman made Emily feel important and grown up – showing interest in her life and then started buying her gifts that she had wanted for ages.
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Every year we need to raise £220,000 to meet the needs of the vulnerable children in our communities and keep them safe. We receive very little statutory funding and rely on the generosity of our fundraisers to continue our life-changing work.
