Kids N Clicks is a specialist online safety support organization that helps parents, schools, colleges, and employers navigate digital risks and safeguarding. They provide education on emerging online trends, digital wellbeing, and strategies to protect children from online harms like cyberbullying, inappropriate content, and image-based abuse.

Kids N Clicks supports four main groups: parents and carers, schools, colleges, and corporate organizations. They’re trusted by 1,000+ parents and partnered with leading UK organizations including Internet Matters, BBC, and the Guardian.

They provide regular live webinars, bi-weekly parent handouts, access to their online safety app, short video updates, real-time trend alerts, and digital wellbeing tools designed to reduce anxiety and increase awareness about online safety.

Current statistics show that 1 in 3 teenage girls report receiving unwanted sexual images online, and 70% of parents feel unprepared to deal with emerging risks like AI misuse and image manipulation. Online image abuse reports continue to rise yearly.

Kids N Clicks covers trending apps, viral challenges, image-based abuse, AI-related risks, online exploitation, cyberbullying, digital burnout, and emerging digital threats that impact children and young adults.

Schools can use their support to meet “Keeping Children Safe in Education” requirements, reduce staff pressure, provide clear guidance on emerging digital risks, reassure parents, and engage families in online safety without adding extra workload.

For employers, Kids N Clicks helps reduce digital burnout and parental anxiety among working parents, supports CSR goals, provides trusted guidance on online risks, and integrates into existing employee wellbeing programs.

Yes. Kids N Clicks holds Cyber Essentials certification, is registered as a Social Enterprise Scotland, and is part of Scotland’s Digital Inclusion Charter. They’re recognized by major organizations including NatWest, AXA, Internet Matters, and others.