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We live in an increasingly digital age. There is no doubt that technology is extraordinary. It brings incredible opportunities but also daunting challenges, especially for children and young people for whom access to harmful online content is only a click or a swipe away.
CARE is committed to protecting the innocence of childhood and we are working towards a society where our young people are as well protected online as they are offline.
The UK Government's draft Online Safety Bill is a hugely complex and controversial piece of legislation. This Q&A unpacks what's in the Bill, what some of the concerns are and the process to it becoming law.
Read moreIf we really care about children then we must not shy away from using the law to protect them online, as we do very properly offline.
Find out more about our work on online safety and what we are calling on the Government to do.
Read about CARE's work on online safetyHere are a range of resources to help you dig deeper on the issue of online safety.
CARE has been quietly and faithfully working with parliamentarians and others to better protect children online for many years. To highlight how long it can take to effectively engage with legislation, we have put together a timeline to explain how UK laws have got to where they are now.
Read moreThe Association of Age Verification Providers have a range of helpful articles and publications which will help you understand how age checks can work in practice.
Find out moreEverything you need to know about the Online Safety Bill
The draft Online Safety Bill is expected to come before Westminster Parliament in 2022. It is without a doubt a hugely complex and controversial piece of legislation. This briefing summaries key details about the Bill, from its aims, to concerns, to the process before it becomes law.
Read moreIn this special CARE Session, co-founder Lyndon Bowring and Ian Henderson from Naked Truth Ministries talk about the importance of protecting young people online and how we can all play a part.
WatchOur children are growing up as digital natives, exposed to online porn far too easily. There's more and more evidence suggesting specific ways online porn harms young people. Discover 5 examples of this.
Read moreExplore these resources from the Family Online Safety Institute
find out moreby the BBFC
Explore this guide for parents: how will age-verification protect children online?
explorePress release: CARE has responded to the "next step" towards internet safeguards that prevent children accessing porn sites.
Read articleTogether we can make a difference shaping our culture and society. Here are three things you can do right now…
We believe God hears and answers prayer. Join us in praying about online safety.
Ask your MP to support age verification on all online pornography websites
Explore CARE's work on online safety