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Rachel is taking a stand against child cruelty on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth.
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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?
Every year the NSPCC sets itself specific and challenging aims against the four strategic objectives that we believe will end cruelty to children. At the end of each year we set out our progress against them in our annual impact report.
Want help tackling family problems and ideas on how to be a more positive parent? Visit www.yourfamily.org.uk for expert advice, real life stories and tips from other parents and carers. Plus there are fun things to make, great days out and easy recipes for dinner!
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.
Is your company looking for a challenge for their employees? Find out more about the Microsoft UK Challenge 09 – the ultimate team building event sponsored by Microsoft in aid of the NSPCC.
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.
'These boots are made for walking!' Put them on and step out for the HACK 2009 challenge, 25-mile walks around the country to raise money for the NSPCC.
Taking part in NSPCC campaigns, you can help bring about lasting changes to protect children from harm.
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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.
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