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Digital simulation helps practitioners spot signs of abuse

Nina Jacobs
Tuesday, March 30, 2021

NSPCC teams up with software provider to develop a computer game that helps identify child abuse.

Online tool helps users to gain knowledge and confidence in engaging with children about abuse through simulated scenarios. Picture: Attensi
Online tool helps users to gain knowledge and confidence in engaging with children about abuse through simulated scenarios. Picture: Attensi

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