ISPCC receives ‘triple lock’ status again We are delighted to announce ISPCC has yet again been awarded ‘Triple Lock’ status by Charities Institute Ireland (CII). This status is awarded to
ISPCC response to the release of the interim report by the Mental Health Commission into the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) ISPCC shares the sense of shock felt
Family relationships, mental/emotional health, and sex, relationships and puberty among the challenges faced by children who turned to Childline this Christmas Family relationships, mental/emotional health, and sex, relationships and puberty
ISPCC responds to concerning insights from Hotline.ie’s annual report for 2021 Hotline.ie’s 2021 ‘People Not Pixels’ annual report highlights how the team has classified and removed 25% more child sexual
Childline’s 24/7 support line is having more conversations relating to suicide, conflict at home and unhappiness in the lead-up to Christmas ISPCC, the charity dedicated to enhancing the lives of
ISPCC welcomes the signing into law of the Online Safety and Media Regulation Act On Saturday, December 10, President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins signed the Online Safety and Media
“ISPCC strongly condemns the heinous crimes perpetrated against these young children…They must receive support in a timely manner.”
“ISPCC strongly condemns the heinous crimes perpetrated against these young children…They must receive support in a timely manner.”
Research has suggested that, when not included in the decision-making process, children often express hurt, frustration and anxiety.
The Shield Anti-Bullying programme was launched to support schools and clubs in the proactive management of bullying