Professionals Area
Home Safety Assessments & Child Safety Equipment (Luton)
LUTON Practitioners working with families living in LU1 LU2 LU3 or LU4 – If you would like to refer a family that has at least one child aged 0 to 4 years (or 30+ weeks pregnant) for a free Safe at Home Assessment APPLY ONLINE HERE
Keeping Baby Safe (online virtual group session) suitable for pregnant and new parents (Luton ONLY)
If you would like to refer a family to one our monthly online sessions please send details including parent name / address / telephone number / email address and EDD or DOB to: safeathome@eyalliance.org.uk
Safe at Home Services (Luton)
Safe at Home offers a range of services which are available to professional practitioners and organisations based in Luton. This includes both virtual or face to face child safety training, promotional stands at events and help with supporting the safety of families you are working with. For further information contact us or click here
Safe at Home Consultancy (Other areas)
We also offer a consultancy service tailored to your needs to other local authorities based within the UK. This includes Tubes of Life Training Packages. For further information contact us or click here
Social Media
Safe at Home promotes child safety advice and tips via social media platforms on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram – Please like and follow us
Links To Other Information That May Be Useful
Safe at Home works in key partnership with Kid Rapt Ltd, who liaise closely with a number of leading safety bodies including the Child Accident Prevention Trust, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents and the Lullaby Trust. Kid Rapt are corporate members also of the British Standards Institute.
Kid Rapt offer exceptional knowledge and expertise in the field of child safety and distribute informative newsletters with information from local and national conferences. They attend the National Home Safety Committee facilitated by RoSPA which keeps them up to date with emerging safety concerns and new trends in accidental injuries.
If you are a professional practitioner who would like to be kept up to date regarding child accident prevention, and you would like to receive the Kid Rapt Newsletter, please click here You can unsubscribe at any time, and your email address will not be shared with any third parties. You may also wish to follow them on Facebook and Twitter @KidRapt as regular information is shared for both professionals and parents