The ISPCC and its position on the Marriage Equality Referendum

What does it mean for children and families in Ireland?

2013 marked Childline's 25th anniversary and the significant milestone of answering our 5 millionth call...

The ISPCC lobbying for a YES vote in the Children's Rights Referendum on November 10th 2012

The ISPCC lobbied for the implementation of the 116 000 Missing Children's Hotline, believing that we were best placed to facilitate this service.

Anti Bullying Week - campaign to promote awareness of bullying and protect children from abuse

The ISPCC in association with Ogivly created a unique installation at the Copper House Gallery, Dublin as part of the ‘Children believe what they are told’ campaign.  The installation comprised of a very large sheet of glass, graphically worked by a street artist, illustrating the campaign's message which when 1000 Tweets were received exploded the glass in the exhibition.

 

Campaign highlighting the damaging effects of emotional abuse

With the help of many generous supporters, the ISPCC is running a campaign with the aim of highlighting the devastating, lasting effects that bullying has on the lives of children and young people