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Use Parental Controls to Keep Your Child Safe

If you’re worried about what your child’s searching for or seeing online, we can help you to set up parental controls and keep them safe.
NSPCC Northern Ireland response to the Department of Justice consultation on the Victims Charter 2014

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Our submission in response to the Department of Justice consultation on the Victims Charter 2014.
Keeping children safe in the home

Every child is different - we have advice about how to keep them safe at home and build up to being independent at their pace.
1,400 contacts to our Helpline last year were about coercive and controlling behaviour towards children

3 August 2023 / News

In the last year, our Helpline received almost 1,400 contacts about children experiencing coercive and controlling behaviour as part of domestic abuse.
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.
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!
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
Online safety blog

Get the latest news and information about keeping children and young people safe online.
NSPCC written evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights

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NSPCC written evidence to the inquiry into the human rights of unaccompanied migrant children and young people in the UK.
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.
NSPCC Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy 2022

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Online child grooming offences pass 10,000

29 May 2020 / News

We are urging the Prime Minister to get social media regulation done as online child grooming offences pass 10,000
Is WhatsApp safe for my child?

16 January 2023 / News

Explore our WhatsApp guide to ensure privacy settings are being used.
Is BeReal safe for my child?

13 December 2022 / News

You may have heard of the popular app BeReal. But what is it and is it safe for children? Here’s everything you need to know about the image-sharing app.
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.
13,000 online child sex offences could be recorded during Online Safety Bill delay

1 November 2022 / News

The longer this vital legislation is delayed the more vulnerable children are at risk of online grooming and sexual abuse.
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.
NSPCC dedicated helplines

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