“This programme really helped me to overcome my feeling of depression and low self-esteem,” said one user of ISPCC’s free Space from Anxiety programme, who added that “I could identify
ISPCC and author and illustrator Katie O’Donoghue are continuing their successful series of free webinars for parents and teachers that will provide them tools and tips to help bolster children’s
The victims and survivors of child sexual abuse and grooming at St John Ambulance are to be commended for speaking out in such difficult circumstances in the pursuit of truth
ISPCC welcomes the official establishment day of Coimisiún na Meán which has been set up in accordance with the Online Safety and Media Regulation Act (OSMR). It is a great
Digital sessions will equip parents and teachers of primary school children with tools to bolster resilience and provide tips to help manage anxiety March 14, 2023 – ISPCC and author
“ISPCC shares the shock and distress felt by so many on hearing the horrifying details of rape and abuse carried out by a man and a woman on her young
You can help children and young people in Ireland reach out to us for any reason – with a click of your mouse! At the ISPCC we are delighted to
ISPCC calls for Government commitment to meaningful investment in mental health provision for children and young people Children’s mental health was in the spotlight again today as the Children’s Rights
Irish rugby heroes Brittany Hogan and Caelan Doris (pictured above) join forces with Childline by ISPCC as they reveal their childhood concerns and urge the nation to get chatting For
February 7th marked the 20th anniversary of the global event which was also biggest one to date in this country Safer Internet Day, which took place on Tuesday, February 7,