Training and events
We’re the UK’s leading authority in child accident prevention. And we’d love to share what we know with you.
Discover the links between accidents and child development. Learn what works in keeping children safe. And, if you work with families, explore effective ways of engaging parents.
Coming soon – Product safety for the under 5s
From button batteries and water beads to unsafe baby products and toy recalls, new product safety concerns arise all the time.
This interactive 90-minute online session will give you the knowledge, skills and confidence to share up-to-date safety advice with families and support parents and carers in a practical, supportive and empowering way.
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Feedback
Feedback
“From now on I will engage with conversation, linking to development rather than giving a long safety talk.”
“Fantastic mix of listening and talking with slides and information. Loved the interactive components.”
“It has been great working with CAPT and training 190 people. The trainer’s passion for tackling childhood unintentional injuries came across so well.”
“I have learnt some really good ways of explaining things and great practical ideas to help some of our vulnerable families to engage.”
Meet our trainers
Meet our trainers
Our trainers are trusted experts in child accident prevention, delivering high-quality training that builds knowledge, skills and confidence, helping you put your learning into practice from day one.
Ceri Hewitt
An experienced trainer, Ceri has a professional background in education. She taught for 13 years and, in her last role in education, was assistant principal at an inner-city Manchester school for 3-18 year olds. Since 2023, Ceri has been working as a Health Improvement Practitioner Specialist with a focus on child injury prevention.
About us
About us
The Child Accident Prevention Trust is the only UK charity to focus on preventing death and serious injury to children from avoidable accidents. Our vision is a safer world for all our children.
