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Serious case reviews

Find out more about case reviews, how they are conducted, where to find individual reviews and what we can learn from them on NSPCC Learning.
NSPCC staff whistleblowing policy

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Our policy supports our staff to raise serious concerns and ensures they are updated on any action taken
NSPCC Flaw in the Law Campaign, House of Commons second reading for Serious Crime Bill

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NSPCC briefing for Serious Crime Bill, House of Commons second reading, December 2014.
NSPCC Think Pieces: the case for ‘time out’ childcare

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NSPCC Think Piece on the case for ‘time out’ childcare, January 2013.
NSPCC Northern Ireland: a year in review 2013/14

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NSPCC Northern Ireland review on what affected children in 2013/14.
Backlog of child sexual abuse cases rises by 70% during Covid

11 March 2022 / News

The backlog of child sexual abuse cases increased significantly during the pandemic, leaving thousands of young people waiting for a court date and unable to access therapeutic support.
NSPCC Northern Ireland: a year in review 2014/15

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NSPCC Northern Ireland review on what affected children in 2014/15.
NSPCC Scotland: a year in review

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NSPCC Scotland review on what affected children in 2013/14.
Calls about domestic abuse highest on record following lockdown increase

10 June 2020 / News

Calls about domestic abuse highest on record following lockdown increase. We're calling ministers to amend the Domestic Abuse Bill to recognise how violence can affect children.
NSPCC Cymru/Wales: a year in review 2013/14

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NSPCC Cymru/Wales review on what affected children in 2013/14.
NSPCC Cymru/Wales response to call for evidence: an independent review into the role and functions of the Children’s Commissioner for Wales

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Our submission in response to call for evidence: an independent review into the role and functions of the Children’s Commissioner for Wales in October 2014.
Case study secondary

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NSPCC Northern Ireland consultation on the extension of offence in Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act (2004) to include: “causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child or vulnerable adult.”

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Our submission in response to the consultation on extension of offence in Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act (2004) to include: “causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child or vulnerable adult.”
Case studies

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Case study - why we need your support

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A case study to be used in assemblies and presentations looking at J, a child how was helped by the NSPCC.
Child cruelty crimes surge by more than a fifth - we urgently need government action

10 February 2022 / News

We’re urging the government to strengthen the child protection system and significantly reduce child cruelty crimes.
Child cruelty offences jump by 25% in a single year

10 June 2022 / News

NSPCC can today reveal child cruelty and neglect offences increased by a quarter last year as the country emerged from the pandemic.
78% of surveyed local authorities want to provide more support to children in care to reunite with their families

17 January 2024 / News

Our new research with Action for Children reveals that more children in care in England could return to their families with better support.
Mums report lack of consistent care during pregnancy and post-birth

27 February 2020 / News

Our Fight for a Fair Start campaign urges government to invest in the public health grant so families get the care they need.
NSPCC Cymru/Wales: adolygiad o flwyddyn 2013/14

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NSPCC Cymru/Wales review on what affected children in 2013/14 - Welsh version.

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Serious case reviews

NSPCC staff whistleblowing policy

NSPCC Flaw in the Law Campaign, House of Commons second reading for Serious Crime Bill

NSPCC Think Pieces: the case for ‘time out’ childcare

NSPCC Northern Ireland: a year in review 2013/14

Backlog of child sexual abuse cases rises by 70% during Covid

NSPCC Northern Ireland: a year in review 2014/15

NSPCC Scotland: a year in review

Calls about domestic abuse highest on record following lockdown increase

NSPCC Cymru/Wales: a year in review 2013/14

NSPCC Cymru/Wales response to call for evidence: an independent review into the role and functions of the Children’s Commissioner for Wales

Case study secondary

NSPCC Northern Ireland consultation on the extension of offence in Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act (2004) to include: “causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child or vulnerable adult.”

Case studies

Case study - why we need your support

Child cruelty crimes surge by more than a fifth - we urgently need government action

Child cruelty offences jump by 25% in a single year

78% of surveyed local authorities want to provide more support to children in care to reunite with their families

Mums report lack of consistent care during pregnancy and post-birth

NSPCC Cymru/Wales: adolygiad o flwyddyn 2013/14

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