Join us online on January 16th to explore how mindfulness can make a positive difference to children and young people. ISPCC is offering three free workshops for primary and post
Behind the closed doors of homes across Ireland, many children suffered in silence this Christmas – but Childline was there for them “It’s such a hard time of year to
The GroSafe team, Fiona Jennings, ISPCC Head of Policy and Public Affairs, is pictured on the left ISPCC is honoured to announce that GroSafe, the technology-enabled safeguarding platform designed to
Fiona Jennings, ISPCC Head of Policy and Public Affairs calls on the government to provide long term multi annual funding to tackle child poverty.
“For too many children and young people, Christmas doesn’t mean presents or a happy day full of warmth and safety. Instead, it means abuse, neglect and loneliness. It breaks my heart to know that it can be nothing but a living nightmare for many of our young people across this country. Take a moment to think of all the young people in your community who could be going through this behind closed doors, alone, afraid, feeling unloved.”
It was an honour to be invited to attend the Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence and discuss the impact of AI on children and young people. ISPCC’s purpose is to
Shauna McDaniel’s reason for volunteering with Childline is simple: She would have loved to have called Ireland’s only 24/7 listening service when she was young. “I could have really benefited
Finding Nemo’s Dory was very clear: “Just keep swimming”. It’s advice that heptathlete Lara O’Byrne would certainly agree with. Lara, a passionate sea swimmer, was one of the first people to
Summer Break, Silent Struggles: major increase in callers reporting physical and sexual abuse The hidden dangers faced by children over the summer, including isolation, neglect and sexual and physical abuse The
The project, spearheaded by Greek non-profit child welfare organisation The Smile of the Child, will be co-created by children and young people to ensure their voices are heard ISPCC is