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Craig Gilman is the Digital Youth Adviser and
Assistant Youth Adviser to Helen. He is also a Freelance Artist,
Graphic Designer and Live Event Communications Specialist. In his
spare time he runs Ulfilas Christian Goth
International. He is married with three children.
Qualifications:
BA(Hons) Art & Design (Painting with Photography)
Craig is also a CEOP trained Thinkuknow Ambassador for Online Protection
and Safeguarding of Children.
Every young person on Facebook needs the
ClickCEOP app - this is why
If you work with teenagers, then you'll know most of
them will be using Facebook. You might even be using it
yourself... if so, you will want to know about a new, free
application in Facebook that is designed to keep young people safe
while they are having fun networking online.
ClickCEOP is a new 'app' launched today (Monday 12
July) which links the young user directly from their Facebook
profile to help, advice and reporting facilities of the Child
Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre - the police
agency set up to tackle child abuse.
By adding the app, young people and parents can get
support from CEOP on a range of issues - viruses, hacking, dealing
with bullying online and they can report someone who is acting
inappropriately towards them online.
If you have a Facebook profile, app and bookmark the
app. If children in your care are on Facebook, get them to
search 'ClickCEOP' in Facebook and give them to chance to be one
click away from help - if they should ever need it.
www.facebook.com/clickceop
Kind Regards,
CEOP
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