Cavendish Conference Centre, London

Tuesday 24th June

There are a number of exhibition spaces available at the Early Help conference. Exhibitors at the conference form an integral part of the event. 

To discuss how your organisation can be involved, contact:
James Rundle-Brown | 07513 537102 | James.Rundle-Brown@markallengroup.com

Cornerstone VR

Cornerstone VR is an award-winning, trauma-informed learning and intervention tool used by professionals, educators, and caregivers who work with vulnerable children and their families.

Our programme is used across almost 50% of local authorities, as well as independent fostering and adoption agencies, children’s residential homes, schools, virtual schools, universities, NHS trusts, ambulance services, youth justice teams, the police and other providers.

Focusing on four critical areas; trauma, abuse, neglect, and societal pressures, Cornerstone VR offers a 360° experiential learning environment which allows users to ‘walk in the shoes’ of children and young people facing difficult, real-world scenarios. This unique approach increases empathy and enhances the understanding of a child’s emotions, trauma and potential triggers.

Cornerstone VR can be used with both adults and young people directly, improving the quality of care, support, and guidance offered, while facilitating impactful interventions and informed discussions with young people on pressing societal issues.

Find out more at: www.cornerstonevr.co.uk



University of Cumbria

The Youth Work Degree Apprenticeship programme offers you the opportunity to engage and learn in a peer learning environment with Youth Workers from across the country, sharing learning, research, and opportunities through a blended approach. Using digital technology as well as traditional methods you will connect with Youth Workers to engage and reflect on your practice aligning to the Youth Work National Occupational Standards making connections for life.

This apprenticeship is a work-based training programme for people employed for at in a Youth Work setting. With a mixture of on-the-job and off-the-job training you will acquire the knowledge, skills and behaviours to meet the occupational duties of a professional Youth Worker.

This Apprenticeship programme is designed to support the development of Youth Workers, supporting both apprentices and employers within the ever-developing context of the Youth Work sector.

Come and see us at the conference or find out more online: https://www.cumbria.ac.uk/youth-work/