PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN ONLINE – DON’T MISS THIS IMPORTANT SESSION

The internet is part of children’s everyday lives, but it is also a space where criminals actively target, groom, and exploit children through social media platforms, online gaming, and messaging apps.
Many parents are unaware of how grooming happens, how quickly trust can be built online, or what warning signs to look out for. By the time concerns become visible, harm may already have occurred.
Ask yourself:
- Do you recognise the early warning signs of online grooming?
- Do you understand how offenders manipulate children online?
- Would you know what steps to take or where to get help if your children were at risk?
BAME HUB-UK invites all parents, carers, and guardians to attend a vital online safety session designed to provide practical, accessible guidance to help keep children safe online.
ONLINE GROOMING & SAFETY – A TALK FOR PARENTS, CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Date: Tuesday 27th January 2026
Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Delivery: Online (Zoom)
What the session will cover
Participants will gain clear, practical insight into:
- How criminals use social media and online gaming platforms to groom children
- The signs and indicators of sexual and criminal exploitation
- Practical steps parents can take to protect their children online
- Where to access help, advice, and specialist support if concerns arise
- This session is suitable for parents and carers of children and young people of all ages.
Speaker
Androulla (Andri) Nicolaou
Child Exploitation Prevention & Coordination Officer
CID – Operation TOPAZ
Androulla brings extensive frontline experience in child exploitation prevention, safeguarding, and multi-agency working, offering trusted, real-world insight for parents and carers.
Registration Information
This session is free, confidential, and open to all parents and carers.
Advance registration is required to secure your place and receive joining details.
Places are limited, and demand is expected to be high.
Register early to avoid disappointment.
