Childhood Day 2021

On 11 June, we're getting the UK playing and raising money to help keep children safe. Sign up, plan a play day, and raise money.

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NSPCC

Everything we do protects children today and prevents abuse tomorrow, to transform society for every childhood.

That’s why we’re here and that’s what drives all of our work. But it’s only possible with your support.

Report abuse

Whether you want to report child abuse and neglect, or are worried about a child and not sure what to do, we have advice for you.

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What you can do

Captain Tom 100 challenge

Whether you walk up 100 steps, bake 100 cakes or dance for 100 minutes, you'll help make sure we’re still here for children.

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Ways to give

From shopping online to playing our weekly lottery, there are lots of ways for you to donate.

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Campaign with us

Give a voice to children when no one is listening. Become a campaigner and help us demand that all children are worth fighting for.

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Featured news and stories

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Support for end-to-end encryption increases if child safety can be protected

Private messaging is the frontline of child sexual abuse online and we are calling for an urgent reset of debates on end-to-end encryption.

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Our new helpline for people who have experienced sexual harassment or abuse in education

Our new dedicated helpline supports anyone who has been abused, or has concerns about abuse in education.

How young people are shaping the future of the NSPCC

Young people's voices must be listened to. We've launched the Young People's Board for Change which gives young people the chance to influence our work and decision making.

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Facebook end-to-end encryption plans make stopping child abuse online harder

New plans from Facebook risk turning back the clock on children's online safety. We're calling on the Government to take action now to protect children online.

Poll shows widescale public support for stronger laws to protect children from online abuse

Our new poll shows overwhelming public support for more online safety and protection for children .

Government to close loophole in Positions of Trust law to better protect young people

Our campaign has built support to close loophole allowing sports coaches and faith leaders to have sex with 16 and 17-year-olds in their care.