Digital and Families
Digital technology is now a big part of family life — from staying in touch and helping with homework to keeping children safe online. But knowing where to start, what’s useful, and how to support everyone’s digital confidence can feel overwhelming.
This page brings together simple guides, tips, and resources to help families build positive digital habits, stay safe, and make the most of the online world together.
If you are a family living in Stockport, click on to our Events page to see where you can access face to face support.
If you are a family outside Stockport, or work with families and want more information, you can contact us at hello@startpoint.org.uk
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Online Safety for Families: A Parent's Guide
Are you concerned about your child’s safety in the digital world? This course will empower you with the knowledge and tools to confidently guide your family through the complexities of online life.
You’ll learn what your children are doing online, how to spot potential risks, and the practical steps you can take today to keep them safe. Through supportive guidance, real-life scenarios, and actionable strategies, you’ll be equipped to foster open communication and create a safer online environment for your family.
Click the link below to build your toolkit to get free, personalised online safety advice, giving you everything you need to keep your child safe.
You’ll learn what your children are doing online, how to spot potential risks, and the practical steps you can take today to keep them safe. Through supportive guidance, real-life scenarios, and actionable strategies, you’ll be equipped to foster open communication and create a safer online environment for your family.
Click the link below to build your toolkit to get free, personalised online safety advice, giving you everything you need to keep your child safe.
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Learner Guides
Courses
Internet matters - My Family Digital Toolkit
Being online as a family can open up huge opportunities for learning, entertainment, and staying connected — but it also raises important questions about safety, boundaries, and habits. Do we really know what our children are doing online, who they’re talking to, or what content they’re seeing? And just as we plan for things like homework, bedtime, or screen time, do we have a simple family plan for being online — one that covers privacy, sharing, and how we look out for each other? A few open conversations can make the digital world a safer, more positive space for everyone at home.
Click the link below to build your toolkit to get free, personalised online safety advice, giving you everything you need to keep your child safe.
Click the link below to build your toolkit to get free, personalised online safety advice, giving you everything you need to keep your child safe.
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