It's up to all of us to keep children safe from sexual abuse. 📢 Find out how you can get advice and support from the NSPCC Helpline. | NSPCC

Speak out Stay safe is a free programme from the NSPCC. Our virtual assembly will empower children to speak out about abuse. | NSPCC

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

Children have been the hidden victims during this pandemic, with many having added pressures on their mental health, and some experiencing abuse and neglect at home, and increased risks online. During lockdown, reports to our helpline of physical abuse increased by 53% with concerns about emotional abuse increasing by nearly a quarter. Now we're entering a new phase with more schools returning, we still need to be here on the frontline to help those children cope and recover. No child should be

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Every child should grow up feeling safe, loved and free from harm. That’s something we can all agree on. But sadly, not every child has that chance. Thanks to people like Jo, who leave gifts in their wills, we’re able to keep protecting and supporting children far into the future. The world is changing, and so are the threats children face. Find out how you can do the same: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/support-us/leave-charity-gift-in-will/?utm_old=will/ | NSPCC

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

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

“On Christmas Day, you’re trapped in a cage. You can’t go out. You’re forced to sit around a table.” For too many children, Christmas isn’t magical. It can be the most dangerous time of year. Domestic abuse can be harder to escape without school or support networks. Last winter, nearly 3,000 children contacted Childline for help – when they ring, we need to be ready to answer. Help support Childline: https://nspcc.org.uk/donate If you’re worried about a child, contact the NPSCC Helpline: https:/