Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline, renewed its charity partnership with ISPCC Childline, which will be its chosen charity partner once again in 2020. ISPCC Childline provides a 24 hour listening service, which listens to, supports and empowers children and young people through its phone, online chat and text services.
ISPCC Childline, in partnership with the Vodafone Ireland Foundation, has developed the Talking Makes Us Stronger …
The ISPCC has welcomed the publication of draft new legislation which will see an Office of Online Safety …
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Ryanair, Ireland’s No 1 airline, made a €125,000 donation to ISPCC Childline, its 2019 chosen Irish charity partner, as it concluded a year of fundraising activities.
When a little voice calls out this Christmas, will you be there to answer? …
The ISPCC has responded to the broadcast of an RTÉ Investigates documentary, ‘Scouts Dis-honour’, which outlined allegations of historic child sexual abuse in the Scouting Association of Ireland and the Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland.
The ISPCC has today welcomed the launch by Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Katherine Zappone TD of pilot service for children …
ISPCC Childline, Ireland’s national active listening service for children, is calling on creches, schools, community groups, businesses and individuals across the country to host a breakfast this October and help raise vital funds to ensure Childline is always there to listen
With thousands receiving their Leaving Certificate results, the ISPCC has reminded all young people that Childline is here to listen 24 hours a day, every day.