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Featured news and stories

Parents’ mental health issues could be missed due to pandemic

There could be a long-lasting impact on the future health, wellbeing and life chances of babies born during the pandemic, as parents face heightened stress, social isolation and mental health problems.

Contacts to the NSPCC about drug and alcohol misuse among parents soar during the pandemic

Concerned adults have increasingly contacted the NSPCC about the risk that parents misusing drugs and alcohol may pose to their children.

Helpline for abuse concerns in British Gymnastics to close

The BAC and NSPCC have announced that the helpline set up in response to allegations of abuse within British gymnastics will close at the end of February, having taken over 220 calls to date.

Calls to NSPCC about children living in violent homes rise by over 50% as we urge government to support all children

NSPCC helpline staff have recorded a 53% rise in the number of contacts from adults worried about children living with domestic abuse.

Concerned girl checking her phone during coronavirus lockdown

Childline raise concerns about mental health as counselling sessions delivered to children passes 50,000

Childline volunteers say the number of children wanting to talk about mental health and loneliness in counselling sessions has risen during the pandemic.

Peter Wanless NSPCC CEO

Peter Wanless awarded a knighthood in New Year’s Honours

Peter Wanless, NSPCC’s Chief Executive has been awarded a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours for his outstanding service, leading a successful strategy to make 5 million children safer by 2021.