NSPCC

If you are a child or young person looking for help please call ChildLine on 0800 1111

The NSPCC receives 87 per cent of its funding from generous people like you, who care about the safety of children. Your support will help to ensure the NSPCC can continue to provide the vital services that children and young people need.

Donate to the NSPCC

  • NSPCC Monthly Donations from £2.00
    For many children, ChildLine and the NSPCC helpline are the only hope. For a small monthly donation you can transform these services to answer more calls for help and ensure the NSPCC is there for all children.
  • Make a one off donation to the NSPCC from just £5.00!
    Every single day, thousands of children experience terrible abuse and suffer in silence. But with your help, the NSPCC can put a stop to this. By making a donation today you can help us be there for more abused children.
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About the NSPCC

The NSPCC (National Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is one of the UK's best known childrens charities. The NSPCC believes every child who calls for help should have someone to turn to. The helplines are a lifeline for many vulnerable children. The NSPCC needs your help to ensure they are there to support all children when they need someone to turn. With current funding the NSPCC can only answer two thirds of the 2.3 million calls received from children each year and three quarters of the calls received from adults concerned about the welfare of a child or infants too young to speak for themselves. Every engaged tone may put a child's safety at risk.

Consider these startling statistics :

  • Every ten days in England and Wales one child is killed at the hands of their parent
  • The people most likely to suffer a violent death are babies less than one year old
  • There are 32,000 children in the UK who are at risk of serious abuse and neglect RIGHT NOW

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