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    Thanks to the support of charitable trusts and foundations, we can reach the children at greatest risk of preventable accidents. Find out who has supported us and the difference a grant can make. Read more

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    Our new Patron programme offers a low-cost, low-effort way for businesses to become public supporters of the Child Accident Prevention Trust and officially recognised champions for child safety. Read more

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Meet our supporters – the companies and industry bodies whose commitment to child safety helps us to prevent serious harm to thousands of children in the UK each year. Read more

Published: 11th November, 2016

Updated: 8th October, 2020

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Thanks to the support of charitable trusts and foundations, we can reach the children at greatest risk of preventable accidents. Find out who has supported us and the difference a grant can make. Read more

Published: 11th November, 2020

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Need to speak to us? We always welcome feedback and ideas. Or, do you want to purchase resources you cannot find in our shop ... never fear, we are here. Contact us. Read more

Published: 22nd February, 2016

Updated: 4th May, 2017

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Employment Opportunities

We are a small team but passionate team of experts. Although we are home-based and don't see each other every day, we have built a supportive community where everyone comes together to create an enduring sense of belonging to something very special. Read more

Published: 23rd August, 2019

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As a small charity, we are always grateful for help from individuals. If you have read and benefited from our safety advice or feel passionate about keeping children safe please consider making a donation to fund our future work. Read more

Published: 22nd February, 2017

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Published: 23rd February, 2017

Updated: 11th March, 2019

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Our new Patron programme offers a low-cost, low-effort way for businesses to become public supporters of the Child Accident Prevention Trust and officially recognised champions for child safety. Read more

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What would you do with £5?

We asked some kids if they wanted to keep £5 or give it to charity to help other kids be safe. See how it turned out ... Read more

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  • Button batteries

    Button batteries

    Button batteries, particularly big, powerful lithium coin cell batteries, can badly hurt or kill a small child if they swallow one and it gets stuck in their food pipe. Find out how to keep children safe.

  • Parents

    Parents

    Our Parents Pack is full of quick wins that can help put you in charge of child safety, even when you’re feeling under pressure. Download your copy here.

  • Donate

    Donate

    Every penny of your donation counts towards the vital work we do in preventing childhood accidents and life-changing injuries. Please donate what you can.

  • Be aware of button battery risks this Christmas

    Be aware of button battery risks this Christmas

    Tips to help keep your family safe from button battery dangers this Christmas.

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  • Child Safety Week is here!

    Child Safety Week is here!

    Do you work with families? Download our free safety advice to share far and wide. We’ve got fact sheets, articles and activity sheets as well as our hugely popular Parents Pack.

  • Button batteries

    Button batteries

    Button batteries, particularly big, powerful lithium coin cell batteries, can badly hurt or kill a small child if they swallow one and it gets stuck in their food pipe. Find out how to keep children safe.

  • Why are grapes so dangerous?

    Why are grapes so dangerous?

    Doctors have issued a stark warning that young children can choke to death on whole grapes.

  • Making sense of accidents

    Making sense of accidents

    Many accidents are a part of growing up. Children need to explore and experiment. But some children suffer the pain of serious accidents that can alter the course of their lives forever. Most of these serious accidents are completely preventable by making simple solutions or changes to routines.

  • Choking

    Choking

    Each day around 40 under-5s are rushed to hospital after choking on something, or swallowing something dangerous. Be particularly aware of sweet items such as mini eggs around Easter time - these are exactly the same size as a toddler's airway.

  • In-car safety

    In-car safety

    In-car safety can be a confusing area for parents and carers. You may find that you're not completely clear about the law, are unsure of the safest way for a child to travel, aren't using the most appropriate restraint or have badly fitting child car seats or booster seats which put a child at risk.

  • Burns and scalds

    Burns and scalds

    95% of all childhood burns and scalds happen at home. Most are caused in the day-to-day situations that many parents don’t anticipate, like children reaching for hot coffee or grabbing hair straighteners.

  • Parents

    Parents

    Our Parents Pack is full of quick wins that can help put you in charge of child safety, even when you’re feeling under pressure. Download your copy here.

  • Falls

    Falls

    Falls are the most common cause of accidental injury to children. While most falls aren’t serious – active children often fall over – some falls can lead to death or long-term disability.

  • Fidget spinners – a hidden hazard in the latest playground craze

    Fidget spinners – a hidden hazard in the latest playground craze

    Fidget spinners are the latest playground craze but doctors have raised concerns about cheap fidget spinners with LED lights powered by small button batteries.

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Child Accident Prevention Trust is a registered charity number 1053549 and a company limited by guarantee number 3147845. Registered in England and Wales. Registered office address: c/o PKF Littlejohn, 2nd Floor, 1 Westferry Circus, Canary Wharf, London E14 4HD. VAT registration no. 740387826.