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Effects of child abuse

Abuse can derail a child’s development. But together, we can change that.
Over three quarters of the UK public want child safety checks on new generative AI products

28 January 2025 / News

As over three quarters of the UK public want child safety checks on new generative AI products, we’re calling on the Government to adopt specific safeguards for children in its legislation.
How to protect your children's back-to-school photos

28 August 2025 / News

Simple steps you can take to keep those special moments safe.
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.
James' story

James was bullied for 6 years when he moved to a new school. Speaking to Childline gave him somewhere to turn and helped him to rebuild his confidence.
Keeping children safe away from home

Our tips and advice to keep children safe away from home - at school, at work and at after school activities.
Talk PANTS: Guide for children with learning difficulties | NSPCC

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Find out how to talk to your child about their body and safety with the Talk PANTS guide for children with learning difficulties. Download today!
Contact us

Whether you have a general enquiry, want to speak to supporter care or need to contact your local NSPCC office, find the contact details you need here.
The Online Safety Bill has been passed!

We've done it! Thank you for all your support, you've helped create a safer online world for children
Sexual abuse

If you're worried about sexual abuse, or signs of possible sexual abuse, we have information and advice to help you.
Thames Bridges Trek

Follow a route steeped in history and trek past some of London’s most iconic spots!
Contact the Child Safety Online (CSO) Taskforce

Whether it’s wanting to learn more about the Taskforce, or how you or your business might support its work, there are many ways you can help us keep more children safe online.
What Parents Need to Know About Sexual Grooming

Children and young people can be groomed online or in the real world, by a stranger or by someone they know. If you're worried about a child, we have advice to help.
PANTS: How to answer questions from your child

As you talk PANTS with your child, it's natural for them to have some questions. We've got advice to help you answer them accurately and in an age appropriate way.
Comprehensive child safety guide

Explore the NSPCC’s guidance on child safety: away from home safety, online risks, relationships, and how you can help. Essential advice for parents.
NSPCC dedicated helplines

We have dedicated helplines that offer advice on specific issues. These include female genital mutilation (FGM), gangs, radicalisation and whistleblowing.
What to do Poster (PDF).pdf

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102% increase in the number of children in care in the past 12 years

5 September 2024 / News

Declining spending on early intervention services means many families are not receiving support before they reach crisis point.
Moving Out: Advice for parents 

Support to help you and your child prepare for what lies ahead and practical advice on useful organisations and what the law says.
NSPCC's work in England

We’re working to prevent child abuse in England. You can help us be there to support every child that needs us.