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Evaluation of the Face to Face service

Our findings from using a solution-focused approach to support children and young people in care or on the edge of care. Part of the NSPCC’s Impact and evidence series.

National evaluation of the Graded Care Profile

Findings from our national evaluation of the Graded Care Profile (GCP) assessment tool helping practitioners spot when a child is at risk of neglect. Part of the NSPCC's Impact and evidence series.

The characteristics of children who display harmful sexual behaviour

The needs of children with a learning difficulty, younger children and girls accessing a specialised service for harmful sexual behaviour. Part of the NSPCC’s Impact and evidence series.

What works in preventing and treating poor mental health in looked after children?

Overview of the evidence about what works in preventing and treating poor mental health of children in care.

Final evaluation of Assessing the risk, protecting the child

Evaluation of a service helping professionals to assess and support the families of men who pose a sexual risk to children. Part of the NSPCC's Impact and evidence series.

Keeping children safe: allegations concerning the abuse or neglect of children in care

Research into the number and nature of child abuse allegations made against foster carers and residential care workers in the UK.

Choosing standardised measures for an impact study

31 October 2016 / News

Length, language and cost are key considerations when choosing standardised measures, says Helen Brookes, an NSPCC evaluation officer.

Exploring technology-assisted harmful sexual behaviour

Research into the backgrounds and behaviours of boys and young men who engage in harmful sexual behaviours using online and mobile channels. Part of the NSPCC’s Impact and evidence series.

Preventing child sexual abuse: towards a national strategy

Why we must take action together to stop child sexual abuse before it occurs. Part of the NSPCC’s Impact and evidence series. 

Shadow Home Secretary announces Labour strategy to tackle child abuse

23 February 2015 / News

Protecting children has to be a major priority across government, says Yvette Cooper

Signs, symptoms and effects of abuse

The signs of child abuse aren't always obvious, and a child might not tell anyone what's happening to them. Sometimes children don't understand that what's happening is abuse. 

Research and resources

Read our latest research, leaflets, guidance and evaluations that share what we've learned from our services for children and families.