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Whoever you are, whatever your concern, we’re still here for children. If you’re worried about a child, or need advice and support, contact us. | NSPCC

Whoever you are, whatever your concern, we’re still here for children. If you’re worried about a child, or need advice and support, contact us. | NSPCC

2M viewsMay 1, 2020

Whoever you are, whatever your concern, we’re still here for children. If you’re worried about a child, or need advice and support, contact us. | NSPCC

Whoever you are, whatever your concern, we’re still here for children. If you’re worried about a child, or need advice and support, contact us. | NSPCC

248.3K viewsMay 1, 2020

Our Speak out Stay safe assembly has been in primary schools all over the UK. The assembly helps children understand that abuse is never a child's fault and that they have the right to be safe. Due to COVID-19, we are unable to visit them in person, however, we can still be in their classrooms. We have created a virtual assembly and need your help to make sure it is in every school. Spread the word and help us be here for children. https://bit.ly/35VpkAW | NSPCC

Our Speak out Stay safe assembly has been in primary schools all over the UK. The assembly helps children understand that abuse is never a child's fault and that they have the right to be safe. Due to COVID-19, we are unable to visit them in person, however, we can still be in their classrooms. We have created a virtual assembly and need your help to make sure it is in every school. Spread the word and help us be here for children. https://bit.ly/35VpkAW | NSPCC

9.2K viewsOct 8, 2020

NSPCC - Cartoon (2002, UK)

NSPCC - Cartoon (2002, UK)

"The caller was saying she could hear mum taunting the child. We ended up calling for a welfare check from the police, they immediately went out and found a case of horrendous neglect. It really highlights how needed the service is because a lot of people don't know who to ring. The NSPCC is child protection". The coronavirus pandemic has brought so many changes to our lives. But some things never change – our helpline practitioners like Tracey are still here for children and still here to suppo

"The caller was saying she could hear mum taunting the child. We ended up calling for a welfare check from the police, they immediately went out and found a case of horrendous neglect. It really highlights how needed the service is because a lot of people don't know who to ring. The NSPCC is child protection". The coronavirus pandemic has brought so many changes to our lives. But some things never change – our helpline practitioners like Tracey are still here for children and still here to suppo

80.5K viewsMay 4, 2020

NSPCC "Shall we stop it now?" 90 sec

NSPCC "Shall we stop it now?" 90 sec

The internet can be a brilliant place for young people, but sharing too much online can also be dangerous. It’s important to have conversations with your child to help keep them safe. But things are changing all the time. We've got some no-nonsense advice to help you and your child be#ShareAware, here: http://bit.ly/2hKqPZC | NSPCC

The internet can be a brilliant place for young people, but sharing too much online can also be dangerous. It’s important to have conversations with your child to help keep them safe. But things are changing all the time. We've got some no-nonsense advice to help you and your child be#ShareAware, here: http://bit.ly/2hKqPZC | NSPCC

23.9K viewsApr 21, 2017

We’re calling on the government to help better fund our Childline service, so we can be there for every child who needs us. | NSPCC

73.2K viewsFeb 6, 2018

Not sure if your child is ready to stay at home alone, or go out by themselves over the summer holidays? Our quiz, guide and advice are here to help you make the right decision for you and your child. | NSPCC

346K viewsJul 5, 2022

📞 Help answer calls to our Helpline ❌ Put a stop to abuse 💚 Keep children safe Your support can help change children’s lives. Will you play your part to protect them with the rest of the UK this Childhood Day? Donate now. | NSPCC

67.5K viewsMay 31, 2022

It's up to all of us to keep children safe. Take our free training today | NSPCC

315.4K viewsMar 26, 2024

Take a moment to Listen up, Speak up and learn a little to help keep children safe. | NSPCC

955.7K viewsFeb 6, 2023

Looking for an easy way to do some good? Spend 10 minutes doing our free digital training and learn how to Listen up, Speak up | NSPCC

5.5K viewsFeb 9, 2024

Don't wait until you're certain. Call the NSPCC helpline if you're worried that a child is at risk of being radicalised. | NSPCC

694.8K viewsSep 2, 2016

Every day of the year, 24 hours a day, our Childline counsellors are listening and giving children the support they need. | NSPCC

375K viewsJun 11, 2019

Small actions make a big difference in your community. Visit Listen up, Speak up for tips and advice to help keep children safe. | NSPCC

724.8K viewsApr 4, 2025

We can all work together to make sure every childhood is free from abuse. Here's how. | NSPCC

7.1K viewsApr 28, 2018

Your child probably knows about: ✔ Stop, look, listen ✔ Stranger Danger ? But what about when they're online… We have step by step advice to keep your child safe online. | NSPCC

772.6K viewsJun 7, 2017

1 in 5 children in the UK have suffered abuse. It took Sam a decade to find the courage to speak out. That's why we want to reach every child in all UK schools to teach them abuse is never OK and empower them to speak out. | NSPCC

598K viewsMay 13, 2019

Will you help us continue protecting children, by including a gift in your Will to the NSPCC? Childhood isn’t all fun and games. Sadly, it never has been. That’s why the NSPCC must always be here, generation after generation, supported by people like you to keep children safe. Find out more about gifts in Wills, and how to update your Will for free. Request your free gifts in Wills guide. | NSPCC

18.1K viewsFeb 11, 2025

Every year, Christmas creates the conditions for abuse. This winter, thousands of children like Sarah will call Childline. | NSPCC

158.2K views6 months ago

Abuse robs children of their childhood - but we know that, together, we can prevent it. That's why we’re working to protect children today and prevent abuse from ever happening. | NSPCC

86.3K viewsAug 30, 2018

Many children have been the hidden victims of the pandemic. Watch our new video and see how we’re still here for every child. | NSPCC

261.4K viewsSep 25, 2020

“I think it’s really good because it’s letting children know they’re not alone and you can talk to someone about it.” Watch to find out what parents have to say about our Speak out. Stay safe. programme, which gives primary school pupils the knowledge and understanding they need to stay safe from abuse. | NSPCC

105.6K viewsSep 5, 2017

Child abuse can be prevented but only if we speak about it. The PANTS pack, featuring Pantosaurus, our friendly pant-wearing dinosaur, is designed to make the conversation simple. It's easy. It's not scary. But it is important. | NSPCC

100.2K viewsFeb 26, 2019

'She didn’t even know how to play'. The right support can help rebuild a child’s life after abuse. | NSPCC

70 viewsFeb 18, 2016

What's it like to be a Schools Service volunteer? Find out how Emma, Maxine and Ramon help us keep children safe. | NSPCC

213.4K viewsJun 6, 2017

Save or share this post to help us keep children safe from sexual abuse. If you have concerns about a child, trust your instincts. Our NSPCC Helpline will listen, advise, and know what to do next. 📱️ 0808 800 5000 ✉️ help@NSPCC.org.uk 💻 https://bit.ly/3HaFSXn | NSPCC

4K viewsJan 9, 2024

The holiday period can be difficult. If you have concerns or worries about a child's safety or wellbeing, you can contact the NSPCC Helpline online or on the phone: Call: 0808 800 5000 Email: help@NSPCC.org.uk Complete our online report form For more information about our helpline, see: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/reporting-abuse/nspcc-helpline/ | NSPCC

792 viewsDec 30, 2024

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) is an often misunderstood form of child sexual abuse. Young people may be tricked into believing they are in a loving relationship and may receive gifts, money or affection as a result of engaging in sexual activity. New figures released today from the Metropolitan Police ahead of National CSE Day on Saturday have shown that there has been a 49% increase in crimes connected with CSE across London - with online CSE increasing by 135% http://bit.ly/2mSUjHi. Visit ht

59.6K viewsMar 13, 2017

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