LiveWell North Lincolnshire
Free Online Resource Hub for parents and carers
11 August 2026, by Suzanne Watson
Parents and carers in North Lincolnshire can now access a new free online hub to help support their children through challenging times.
Parents and carers play a crucial role in helping young people stay safe. The challenges facing young people are increasing and becoming more complex. Similarly, knowing how best to support and guide children through changing times can be scary and overwhelming.
The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) has worked with eski to develop the new 'Not In Our Community' online resource hub covering a wide range of topics for all ages. The free materials are available in a variety of easy to use formats such as videos and digital booklets. The aim is to give parents and carers the confidence to have open conversations about difficult subjects to help guide young people in making positive choices.
Key topics include:
- crime prevention and safety, including violence and weapons,
- relationships
- anti-social behaviour
These resources can help parents and carers spot early warning signs, understand the pressures young people face and feel confident offering guidance when they need it most.
Not In Our Community is funded by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside.
Jonathan Evison, Police and Crime Commissioner and Chair of the Humber VPP, said: "Preventing harm starts with awareness, understanding and early conversations.
"We want every parent, carer and professional to have easy access to high-quality information that supports young people's safety.
"This resource hub is an important step in making that support simple, clear and accessible for everyone."
For ongoing advice and support for parents and carers, you can follow Not In Our Community on Facebook.
Please feel free to share their posts and tag any people, community groups or organisations who may find the content useful.
Have Any Feedback?Resources will be continually added to the hub throughout the year. However, there may be gaps and opportunities.
Would you recommend any changes and do you feel like there are any topics that are missing? What further resources would parents and carers find helpful to talk to young people about crime and violence prevention?
The Humber VPP would love to hear your feedback – please email their team at humbervpp@humberside.police.uk