NSPCC | The UK children's charity | NSPCC
NSPCC is the leading charity for children in the UK, offering support and advice through Childline, a free helpline for young people. Find out how to join the Walk for Children, get a Letter from Santa, shop online, or access training and news.
What Is Emotional Abuse & Things You Should Know | NSPCC
Emotional abuse is any type of abuse that involves the continual emotional mistreatment of a child. It can have serious long term effects on a child's social, emotional and physical health and development. Find out more about the signs, effects and how to get support from NSPCC.
Neglect is also Child Abuse: Know All About It | NSPCC
Neglect is the ongoing failure to meet a child's basic needs and the most common form of child abuse. It can have serious and long-lasting effects on children's physical and mental wellbeing. Learn how to spot, respond and report neglect from NSPCC.
Understanding Sexual Behaviour in Children | NSPCC
This web page is about healthy and unhealthy sexual behaviour in children and teenagers, and how to respond to it. It does not contain any porn or related content, and it does not answer the query about son asking mom to help with morning wood.
Jobs at the NSPCC | NSPCC
The NSPCC is the UK's leading children's charity, working to prevent abuse and support victims. Find out how you can join their mission, culture, directorates, benefits and values.
Let's talk PANTS with Pantosaurus! - NSPCC
Talk PANTS is a simple conversation to help keep your child safe from sexual abuse. With the help of Pantosaurus, a friendly dinosaur, you can teach your child the PANTS rules: Privates are private, Always remember your body belongs to you, No means no, Talk about secrets that upset you, Speak up, someone can help.
Identifying Child Physical Abuse & How to Prevent It | NSPCC
Learn what physical abuse is, how to identify the signs and symptoms, and what effects it can have on children's health and well-being. Find out how to get support for yourself or a child who is being abused, or how to report it to the NSPCC Helpline.
Sharing nudes and semi-nudes | NSPCC
Learn what sharing nudes means, why young people do it, and how to talk to your child about the risks and consequences. Find out how to get help if your child has been affected by nude image sharing online.
Contact us - NSPCC
Find out how to contact the NSPCC for different purposes, such as reporting abuse, asking questions, or supporting the charity. The NSPCC number is 0808 800 5000 for the Helpline, or 020 7825 2505 for general enquiries.
Is Snapchat safe for my child? - NSPCC
Snapchat is a popular messaging app rated 13+ that allows you to send images and videos to other users. Learn how to set up your child's account, talk to them about online safety, and explore the safety features available on the app.