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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.
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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.
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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.
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Christmas warning as child abuse contacts to NSPCC helpline rises 43%

With the number of contacts to the NSPCC helpline about abuse rising, the NSPCC is warning the public to be extra vigilant this Christmas.
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Number of recorded child cruelty and neglect offences up by 53% over 3 years

As child abuse and neglect offences rise, we're highlighting the increased risks children may face this Christmas.
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Instagram most recorded platform used in child grooming crimes during lockdown

New data shows there were more than 1,200 online grooming crimes recorded against children in the three months from April to June, with the true scale of the problem likely to be much higher.
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