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Need advice or just want to talk? Call ChildLine. Calls are free and confidential.
Win the first all new Jaguar XJ in aid of the NSPCC Child’s Voice Appeal
Visit our Christmas website and delight a child with a letter from Santa. You can also send a seasonal eCard to family, friends or customers, or shop for festive cards and gifts.
Help us tell the Prime Minister that children need a safer internet - add your voice to our Safety.Net petition.
NSPCC Annual Review 2009
The NSPCC has developed an updated strategy for its work to end cruelty to children. The strategy, building on the success of the FULL STOP Campaign launched in 1999, is one designed for growth and will take the charity forward into 2016.
Help us tell the Prime Minister that children need a safer internet - add your voice to our Safety.Net petition.
Child abuse is the term used when an adult harms a child or a young person under the age of 18. Can you recognise the signs of abuse?
Visit www.yourfamily.org.uk for expert advice and tips from other parents and carers. With real-life stories, ideas for days out and video tips help to make parenting fun and interactive.
If you share their sense of commitment and are interested in a role that challenges and rewards you in equal measure, explore these pages or search for your next role.
NSPCC inform is for all practitioners, researchers, trainers, policy-makers and other professionals in the UK. It provides free access to the most current information on child abuse, child protection and safeguarding in the UK.
NSPCC Wishes has all your needs wrapped up - whether you'd like to delight a child with a letter from Santa, send a seasonal eCard to friends, family or customers, or shop for festive cards and gifts.
ChildLine and the NSPCC Helpline are a lifeline for many vulnerable children. The hardest thing for an abused child is to speak out. Please help give them a voice and donate to the Child's Voice Appeal.
While the majority of our children are able to enjoy a safe and happy childhood, even today thousands of children across Wales, face a very different reality.
Number Day 2009 is a great way for teachers and pupils to make maths meaningful and put the fun into fundraising for NSPCC and ChildLine. Register your school now!
Frequently asked questions about what we do.
Every day, thousands of children experience abuse and suffer in silence. But with your help, we can put a stop to this. By making a donation today, you can help us be there for more abused children.
More children telling ChildLine about female sex abusers
I'm a Celebrity…ChildLine Ball raises £265,000
Win first Jaguar XJ and help raise £1m for the NSPCC
One in three children feel some distress most of the time
Celebrities drive fundraising for NSPCC in The Circuit
NSPCC statement about vetting and barring
Teen girls abused by boyfriends warns NSPCC
Child Protection Calls up after Baby Peter
Surge in boys calling ChildLine
Sexually abused children suffering mental health problems through lack of therapy
Rachel Wardell – first person on the Fourth Plinth – makes stands against child cruelty
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