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We help children and parents through our helplines, information and support.
We engage people through campaigning, and educating .
We work across the country and through our projects .
Mary Marsh, director and chief executive says "We seek to educate, influence and change individuals, organisations and society as a whole by getting everyone to feel and think differently about child abuse."
At the age of 13, Wendy had been raped and indecently assaulted by her uncle.
Our TV ads show the appalling reality of the physical, emotional and sexual abuse which thousands of children experience every day in the UK.
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