ISPCC launches Lets Sweat It Together National Campaign
Irish rugby heroes Brittany Hogan and Caelan Doris (pictured above) join forces with Childline by ISPCC as they reveal their
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Safer Internet Day 2023 is a resounding success in the ongoing work to keep children safe online
February 7th marked the 20th anniversary of the global event which was also biggest one to date in this country
Almost 200,000 young people take part in Ireland’s biggest ever Safer Internet Day
‘Promoting Respect and Building Empathy Online’ more important than ever says Irish Safer Internet Centre The launch of Safer Internet
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ISPCC delighted to receive €50,000 from the RTE Toy Show Appeal grants for 2023
ISPCC is delighted to announced that it has been awarded €50,000 from the RTE Toy Show Appeal grants for 2023
ISPCC says a huge thank you to our fabulous volunteers
This National Volunteering Week (15-21 May, 2023), ISPCC wants to say a huge thank you to all our wonderful volunteers
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Volunteer Blog: Should parents and carers tell children to call Childline?
In our Volunteer's Blog, we explore why it's important for parents and carers to be comfortable with their children contacting
Among the services it provides, the ISPCC runs Childline and the National Missing Children's Hotline.
ISPCC Missing Children's Hotline 116000
