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Venue Address

Safe and Sound Hub, 50 Cotton Lane, Osmaston, Derby, DE24 8GH

At Safe and Sound, we are dedicated to protecting and supporting children and young people who are at risk of exploitation.  Our mission is to create a safer community by raising awareness, offering trusted guidance, and providing direct support to those who need it most.

We provide high quality tailored one-to-one and small group support to victims and young people at risk in Derby and Derbyshire. Our vital work ensures that individuals receive the support they need to move forwards in their lives.  Our goal is to help every young person feel safe, supported, and able to look forward to a brighter future.

KS1 and KS2

Stage 1 – My life, circle, and friends – hobbies and interests, dreams, and aspirations, hopes and fears

Stage 2 – Keeping safe – online apps, social media, healthy relationships, positive   friendships, criminal exploitation, safe adults

Stage 3 – Health and Wellbeing – building self-esteem, healthy eating/cooking, mental health, actions and reactions, physical activity, taking care of your teeth

Stage 4 – Choose respect – gender stereotypes, anti-bullying, no room for racism, being an active bystander, change is life!

Stage 5 – School Transition – hopes and fears, responsibilities and expectations, resilience and self-esteem, transition passport

KS3 Upwards

Stage 1 – My life, circle, and friends – hobbies and interests, dreams and aspirations, hopes and fears

Stage 2 – Building me up – IT skills, CV writing, PowerPoint, careers, interview skills_

Stage 3 – Show me the Money – banking, budgeting, bills, money management

Stage 4 – Culture Rich – music, poetry, art, film, museum, and history

Stage 5 – Look Good, Feel Good- personal hygiene and manners, healthy food vs junk food, personal health check

Stage 6 – Optimum Health – personal fitness, nutrition, first aid basics, workouts, health questionnaire

Stage 7 – Leadership – working in a team, decision making, handling conflict, choices and consequences, influences, and communication

What To Wear

Our dress code encourages comfortable, casual, and appropriate clothing. To maintain a respectful environment, please avoid clothing with offensive slogans and do not wear hoods.

Some things you might want do whilst you’re with us include:

Safe and Sound deliver the BETA Programme, which offers a variety of activities and support. Once a placement is confirmed, our mentors will work with the student to create a personalised development plan tailored to their needs within the mentoring programme.

Meet the Team

Katie Turner – Project Coordinator/Education Lead

Fearn McHale – Youth Mentor
Alison King – Youth Mentor

Ella Nicholas-French – Youth Mentor
Stan Carlin – Youth Mentor