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Child protection leaflets

Are you worried about a child?

Child protection isn’t just for the professionals. There’s something you can do. If you have concerns, it can be difficult to know what to do for the best.

Each of the leaflets below contain useful advice on how you can better protect children and provides contact details of organisations that can help.

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Worried about a child? How you can protect children from abuse

A leaflet for anyone concerned about the risk of child abuse.

• Worried about a child? How you can protect children from abuse (PDF, 1.5MB)
  
  
• Ydych chi'n poeni am blentyn? / Worried about a child? (Welsh language version) (PDF, 456KB)
  
  
• Worried about a child? (Chinese/English bilingual version) (PDF, 460KB)
  
  
• Vous vous inquiétez pour un enfant? / Worried about a child? (French/English bilingual version) (PDF, 584KB)

Buy Worried about a child? from NSPCC Publications

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Protecting children from sexual abuse: a guide for parents and carers

This booklet gives simple information and advice to help you keep your children safe from sexual abuse.

• Protecting children from sexual abuse: a guide for parents and carers (PDF, 228KB)

Buy Protecting children from sexual abuse from NSPCC Publications

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Whole woman: essential information for mums

Essential information for mums experiencing domestic violence.

• Whole woman: essential information for mums (PDF, 1.9MB)

Buy Whole woman from NSPCC Publications

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Worried? Need to talk? Keeping safe and strong

An illustrated pocket guide for young people aged 11 to 18 which provides information about ChildLine and other services that are there to help.

• Worried? Need to talk? Keeping safe and strong (PDF, 2.09MB)
  
  
• Yn bryderus? Angen siarad? / Worried? Need to talk? (bilingual Welsh/English version) (PDF, 4.09MB)
  
  
• People who can help you (PDF, 288KB)
  
  
• Pobl sy’n gallu eich helpu chi / People who can help you (Welsh language version) (PDF, 288KB)

Buy Worried? Need to talk? from NSPCC Publications

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In the know: keeping safe and strong

In the know is aimed at children aged 8 to 11 and uses colourful illustrations, quizzes and cartoon strips to help tackle the difficult subject of child abuse.

• In the know (PDF, 4.8MB)

Buy In the know from NSPCC Publications

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Feel safe at home
 

Aimed at children aged 8-11, this booklet gives advice on what to do if they are concerned about domestic violence in their home.

• Feel safe at home: what to do if violence is happening around you (PDF, 2.17MB)

Buy Feel safe at home from NSPCC Publications

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Help bullying stop! pack

Pack for schools containing two posters and 30 z-cards. The z-card is designed to provide young people aged 9 to 13 with important messages and advice about dealing with bullying.

• Help bullying stop! poster (PDF, 617KB)
  
  
• Help bullying stop! z-card (PDF, 416KB)

Buy the Help Bullying Stop! pack from NSPCC Publications

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How to order

For a sample of these leaflets, please send a request for a Child Protection Pack, along with an A4 stamped addressed envelope with £1.50 stamps to:

NSPCC Publications
Weston House
42 Curtain Rd
London EC2A 3NH

If you'd like to receive more than one copy of a publication, we make a small charge according to quantity. Order your extra copies from NSPCC Publications

Help for children & young people

ChildLine

0800 1111

Help for adults

Help and Advice

0808 800 5000

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