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NSPCC Northern Ireland response to the Department of Health pre-consultation on a successor strategy to the New Strategic Direction on Alcohol and Drugs Phase 2

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Our submission in response to the Department of Health pre-consultation on a successor strategy to the New Strategic Direction on Alcohol and Drugs Phase 2
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.
NSPCC Scotland response to the statutory inquiry into the historical abuse of children in care in Scotland

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Our submission in response to the statutory inquiry into the historical abuse of children in care in Scotland in 2015.
Briefing for First 1001 Days Movement Start for Life.pdf

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Briefing for First 1001 Days Movement Start for Life
NSPCC Cymru/Wales response to NAfW Children, Young People and Education Committee Consultation on First 1,000 days

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Our submission in response to NAfW Children, Young People and Education Committee Consultation on First 1,000 days in January 2017.
NSPCC Scotland response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the ‘Getting Our Priorities Right’ practice guidance for professionals

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Our submission in response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the ‘Getting Our Priorities Right’ practice guidance for professionals in September 2012.
Remove nude images shared online

Information for parents and carers about Childline and IWF's Report Remove, a tool to help young people report unwanted images online.
How can I help my child if they are being bullied?

Practical advice and information for how to support a child if they are being bullied.
NSPCC Scotland briefing on infant mental health: policy context in Scotland

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Our briefing on infant mental health: policy context in Scotland in June 2012.
Arthur Labinjo-Hughes review announced

7 December 2021 / News

The government has announced a national review into Arthur’s death. We welcome this and will be challenging the government to make sure the recommendations are acted upon.
NSPCC Scotland response to the Scottish Government debate: integration of adult health and social care

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Our submission in response to the Scottish Government debate on the future of adult health and social care services in March 2013.
NSPCC Scotland response to the Scottish Government debate on Scotland: the best place in the world to grow up

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Our submission in response to the Scottish Government debate on Scotland: the best place in the world to grow up in March 2013.
NSPCC Scotland briefing on the debate on families

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Our briefing on the debate on families in June 2012.
Internet connected devices

Get advice about what internet connected devices or toys are and how to keep your child safe.
Is Minecraft safe for children?

22 November 2022 / News

Minecraft is one of the most popular games for children and young people. But how safe is it? Here’s an overview of some of the parental controls and safety features that can help to keep your child safe on the platform.
NSPCC Scotland response to the Health and Sport Committee inquiry into teenage pregnancy

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Our submission in response to the Health and Sport Committee inquiry into teenage pregnancy in February 2013.
NSPCC response to All Party Parliamentary Group on Runaway and Missing Children and Adults

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Paper submitted in response to a call for evidence by the parliamentary inquiry into looked after children who go missing from care.
NSPCC Annual Report 2022/2023

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We’re calling on the next Prime Minister to deliver radical reform of children’s social care

5 August 2022 / News

Alongside other major children’s charities - Barnardo’s, The Children’s Society, National Children’s Bureau and Action for Children - we’ve written to Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak to call on them to commit to a radical reform of the children’s social care system in England.
Instagram most used platform in child grooming crimes during lockdown

13 November 2020 / News

New data shows there were more than 1,200 online grooming crimes recorded against children in the three months from April to June, with the true scale of the problem likely to be much higher.

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NSPCC Northern Ireland response to the Department of Health pre-consultation on a successor strategy to the New Strategic Direction on Alcohol and Drugs Phase 2

What are app age ratings?

NSPCC Scotland response to the statutory inquiry into the historical abuse of children in care in Scotland

Briefing for First 1001 Days Movement Start for Life.pdf

NSPCC Cymru/Wales response to NAfW Children, Young People and Education Committee Consultation on First 1,000 days

NSPCC Scotland response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on the ‘Getting Our Priorities Right’ practice guidance for professionals

Remove nude images shared online

How can I help my child if they are being bullied?

NSPCC Scotland briefing on infant mental health: policy context in Scotland

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes review announced

NSPCC Scotland response to the Scottish Government debate: integration of adult health and social care

NSPCC Scotland response to the Scottish Government debate on Scotland: the best place in the world to grow up

NSPCC Scotland briefing on the debate on families

Internet connected devices

Is Minecraft safe for children?

NSPCC Scotland response to the Health and Sport Committee inquiry into teenage pregnancy

NSPCC response to All Party Parliamentary Group on Runaway and Missing Children and Adults

NSPCC Annual Report 2022/2023

We’re calling on the next Prime Minister to deliver radical reform of children’s social care

Instagram most used platform in child grooming crimes during lockdown

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