AS a charity, the NSPCC relies mainly on funding from the public, rather than the Government, to ensure we can be there to help children whenever they need us.

The dedication of our Childline counsellors across the country means our service is here for children around the clock.

NSPCC warns of rising online harms as Childline sees more pupils seek help for anxiety, self‑harm and time spent online ...

The NSPCC’s Childline counsellors hear first-hand from children and young people here in our region and across the country about their devastation when nude images of them are shared.

A child protection charity is worried that new European data laws pose a threat to its work. Childline, run by the NSPCC, is a helpline and online service that offers free anonymous advice and ...

CHARITY workers revealed today that many children in Wales have been struggling with mental health issues, many coming from ...

The future of ChildLine has been secured after it agreed a takeover by the children’s charity the NSPCC. The move comes after months of uncertainty about whether ChildLine’s helpline would be able to ...

The NSPCC is planning to launch a new digital service for its counselling service Childline as the charity looks to remain “digitally relevant” among an uptick of young people accessing its services ...

THE NSPCC’s Childline counsellors hear firsthand from children and young people about their devastation when nude images of them are shared.

Children’s charity NSPCC is to take over ChildLine, it was announced today. ChildLine’s free helpline is set to become part of the NSPCC early in 2006. ChildLine originally approached the NSPCC about ...