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NSPCC Cymru fundraising chairman Hywel Peterson receives MBE in New Year Honours

31 December 2024 / News

Hywel Peterson, a long-serving volunteer and supporter of NSPCC Cymru, has received an MBE for Voluntary and Charitable Services in the King's New Year Honours

Family Bereavement: How to support children through grief and loss

Losing a loved one is incredibly hard, especially for children. In this article, we share advice and guidance from our experts to help you support child through the journey of grief and loss.

Our response to the Sara Sharif verdict

12 December 2024 / News

Our thoughts go out to all those who loved and cared for Sara in a life that was marked by so much pain and suffering.

Children and technology: Age-appropriate usage advice

Read our helpful tips to help you determine what is right for your child in terms of tech ownership and usage throughout childhood.

We’ve seen a surge in concerns about children experiencing domestic abuse

26 November 2024 / News

As concerns of children experiencing domestic abuse rises, we’re launching our annual Christmas campaign to remind young people Childline is available throughout the festive season

How do children and parents feel about the impact of smartphones and social media?

14 November 2024 / News

How do children and parents feel about the impact of smartphones and social media? We present evidence and opinions on access to technology and social media.

Our work in the Midlands

We're working to keep children safe in the Midlands. You can help us be there to support every child that needs us.

Our work in the South West and Channel Islands

We're working to keep children safe in the South West and Channel Islands. You can help us be there to support every child that needs us.

Online grooming crimes against children increase by 89% in six years

1 November 2024 / News

As online grooming crimes rise to record levels, we're calling for toughened rules from Ofcom and stricter laws from the UK government.

Helping a child with loneliness | Parental Support | NSPCC

What should you do if you think – or know – your child feels lonely? By learning more about loneliness, you can work with your child to help them. Find out how.