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Helpline highlights

A series of reports on why people contact the NSPCC and how we help

Helpline highlight: a year in review
March 2012

A review of the NSPCC’s helpline service in 2011 looking at contacts made to the NSPCC and what this can tell us about the levels of abuse and neglect.



 

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How the NSPCC helpline protects babies
December 2011

Looks into some of the key concerns people who call the NSPCC have about babies.

All babies count: children under one
Our pages set out why children under one are an NSPCC priority and what we are doing to protect babies from abuse and neglect.

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For earlier editions in the series please contact the NSPCC Information Service

 

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If you're worried about a child, we're here 24/7 by phone and online. It's free and you don't have to say who you are.

Call: 0808 800 5000   |  Text message: 88858  
Email: help@nspcc.org.uk   |  Sign with BSL video service

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Help for children & young people

ChildLine

0800 1111

Help for adults concerned about a child

Help and advice

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