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Chat apps

Find out about different chat apps like WhatsApp and Kik, and how to help young people use them safely.
What are app age ratings?

14 January 2022 / News

How old do you have to be to use apps and games such as Instagram, TikTok and Roblox? Concerned about your child using age-inappropriate apps? We have advice to help.
Livestreaming and online video apps

Learn what livestreaming and online video apps are and why young people use them. We’ve got advice to help you understand the challenges and keep your child safe.
Online wellbeing for children with SEND

Advice and support for discussing online wellbeing for parents and carers of children with SEND.
Support children with SEND talking to people online

How to support children with SEND when talking to people and making friends online. We have advice and tips for discussing chat rooms, online games and apps.
Covid19 - NSPCC parents professionals and children guidance and support summary (May20).pdf

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Supporter enquiry form

Get in touch with NSPCC Supporter Care - we're on hand to answer any questions about fundraising or donating.
Support & advice for parents

Explore expert support and advice for every parenting challenge. Whether in calm or chaos, we guide parents and carers through the ups and downs.
Case study - why we need your support

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A case study to be used in assemblies and presentations looking at J, a child how was helped by the NSPCC.
Support the NSPCC: help keep children safe | Get involved

Help us keep children safe. Donate, volunteer, or fundraise so we can reach and protect millions of children. Your support changes children's lives.
More ways to support us

From playing our raffle or weekly lottery to payroll giving, there are lots of ways you can help us be here for children.
How to support a child with depression or anxiety

Recognise the signs of anxiety and depression in children and get advice on how you can best support a child who needs your help. How to support a child with childhood depression or anxiety.
Supporting children's wellbeing online

Get advice on helping children to manage their mental wellbeing when they're online.
NSPCC full strategy 5 million children

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With your support, we can change children’s lives.
NSPCC Northern Ireland response to draft Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Criminal Justice and Support for Victims) (Independent Guardian) Regulations (Northern Ireland)

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Our submission in response to draft Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Criminal Justice and Support for Victims) (Independent Guardian) Regulations (Northern Ireland) in November 2015.
Terms and conditions for supporter owned events

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Guidance for NSPCC supporters to help make sure fundraising activity is legal.
Poll shows widescale public support for stronger laws to protect children from online abuse

12 March 2021 / News

Our new poll shows overwhelming public support for more online safety and protection for children.
77% of local authorities offer no specialist support for children who have experienced sexual abuse

15 May 2023 / News

We want the government to focus on funding for these services, as the Victims and Prisoners Bill goes through Parliament.
Advice and insights from Childline for Children's Mental Health Week

6 February 2023 / News

As Children’s Mental Health Week launches, we’ve got insight from Childline and advice for young people, parents and carers.
NSPCC Cymru/Wales response to regulations and code of practice in relation to Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act - Part 3 of, on Assessment, and Part 4 of the Act, on Meeting Needs, including care and support planning and direct payments

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Our submission in response to regulations and code of practice in relation to Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act - Part 3 of, on Assessment, and Part 4 of the Act, on Meeting Needs, including care and support planning and direct payments in February 2015.