Who NOAH is for?
Not Okay At Home (NOAH) is aimed toward children who know or feel that something isn’t okay at home. There is no age restriction however, it is designed for children in secondary school. Parents can use NOAH with children to discuss who they can go to when worried. NOAH can also be used by teachers during PHSE subjects around appropriate adults or where a child can go for support if concerned.
Refuge Centre
Explore a refuge centre and gain a better understanding of the facilities and services available. This is based on one of the refuges at The Haven Wolverhampton.
Play Game
Click here for an interactive game to recognise some things that are Not Okay At Home. This game will provide you with advice and guidance of who you could tell your worries about home to, and what they would then do with that information.
Case Studies
Click here to read real-life experiences of some of the children we have supported who have asked us for help. Each case study highlights a key professional or safe adult’s response to the child asking for help.
Over 15,000 children are exposed to domestic abuse every year in England
NOAH is designed to give children knowledge and understanding of what steps can be taken to have their voice heard.
Testimonial / Reviews
I really like the website, it is fun and interactive and allows me to decide who knows what goes on in my life rather than the control being lost.
Talking through this game with my students has really helped them understand how different adults can help and encourage positive conversations of the children knowing the next steps.
NOAH is a brilliant tool for children to realise who they can go to for support. It helped my child realise who has to share information and why