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Safety Training for Parents – Child Accident Prevention Trust

Practical, interactive safety training for parents and carers of under‑5s.

Keeping young children safe at home can feel daunting – especially when they’re curious, quick, and learning something new every day.

Child Accident Prevention Trust’s online session gives you clear, simple guidance on how to prevent serious accidents and how to respond with confidence if something does happen.

While minor bumps and bruises are part of growing up, accidents are one of the leading causes of serious injury in young children.

Luckily, most are preventable with the right knowledge. This short, interactive course helps you understand:

  • What the most serious home accidents are for under‑5s
  • The key risk factors that increase the chance of injury
  • The most effective, practical steps you can take straight away to reduce these risks
  • What immediate first aid to give to stop an injury from becoming more serious

You’ll leave the session feeling more confident, more prepared, and better equipped to keep your child safe at home.

The Child Accident Prevention Trust is the only UK charity to focus on preventing death and serious injury to children from avoidable accidents.

Who is it aimed at?

Anyone regularly looking after children under 5

When

Tuesday 29th September 2026

Time

12:00pm – 1:30pm

Where

Online

Cost

£30

Details of how to get involved

To reserve your place, book your tickets by visiting the Child Accident Prevention Trust’s Eventbrite page

Contact details

Further information

For more information about Child Accident Prevention Trust:

Contact

Phone
020 7608 3828
Email
safe@capt.org.uk
Website
https://capt.org.uk/

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Website
https://capt.org.uk/
Phone
020 7608 3828
Email
safe@capt.org.uk

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