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

If you’re a young person feeling low for any reason at all, always remember NSPCC’s #Childline is there to support you, whatever your worry. Remember, #NobodyIsNormal... we’re certainly not! | Ant and Dec

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

"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 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

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

Help keep kids safe online with simple, practical advice from #NetAware | NSPCC