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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
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.
Take our Christmas parenting quiz today. It's full of advice on everything from toddler tantrums to time online, to help you and your family navigate the holidays together.
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.
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Our Christmas fundraising walk is coming to Leeds! Take part in Walk for Children on Sunday 8 December, and join us in Roundhay Park for a day of festive fun.
11 September 2024 / News
The government must invest in early years services to better protect babies and young children.
6 September 2024 / News
Childline provided over 900 counselling sessions relating to sextortion, the blackmail and threats children receive to share sexual images online in 2023/24.
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5 September 2024 / News
Declining spending on early intervention services means many families are not receiving support before they reach crisis point.
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2 September 2024 / News
Back-to-school photos are a yearly ritual for many families. And it's your choice whether to keep them private or share them safely online. We have advice to help keep your children's back-to-school photos safe.