Childline now offering digital programmes in response to high demand for anxiety support, ISPCC Annual Report outlines
Childline has begun offering guided digital self-care programmes in response to a high level of demand for support around anxiety.
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ISPCC Calls for All-of-Society Approach to Keeping Children Safe Online on Safer Internet Day 2022
On Safer Internet Day 2022, ISPCC has called for an all-of-society approach to working to ensure children and young people
ISPCC Statement on Sentencing in Munster Child Abuse Case
ISPCC has noted today’s sentencing in what has been referred to as the ‘Munster Child Abuse Case’.
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ISPCC response to the release of the interim report by the Mental Health Commission into the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
ISPCC response to the release of the interim report by the Mental Health Commission into the Child and Adolescent Mental
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 among the challenges faced by children who turned to Childline this
Looking For Advice
Talking with your child or young person about suicide
Like any other sudden and traumatic death, we will have lot of questions regarding the ‘how’s’ and the ‘why’s of
What is ‘deadnaming’?
Deadnaming is the use of a transgender or non-binary person’s birth name or ‘dead’ name that they had before they
Growing Resilience Through the Ages Webinar Series – Part Four
We are delighted to present part four of our webinar series focusing on practical steps and techniques for strengthening resilience.
Among the services it provides, the ISPCC runs Childline and the National Missing Children's Hotline.
ISPCC Missing Children's Hotline 116000
