This Halloween, do the Conga Line for Childline!
Hey teachers, want to do something spectacularly spooky and scary this Halloween? Don’t worry, it’s all in a good cause
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Making their mark – the tattoo shops teaming up for Childline
Three tattoo shops in Cork are coming together for one day only to support the fabulous work carried out by
ISPCC and acclaimed author Katie O’Donoghue team up for FREE webinar on coping with anxiety for primary-school teachers and their students
Anxiety can strike even the youngest among us, and it’s never too early to learn coping strategies. So ISPCC and
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Childline by ISPCC reports over 100 contacts made in relation to sexual abuse in past month
Ireland’s only 24hour listening service for children and young people launches national Christmas appeal as harrowing statistics reveal up to
A new national hub for ISPCC as “Team Childline” logs over one million hours dedicated to listening to children and young people 24/7
ISPCC CEO John Church with Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman For 35 years, Childline has been part of the fabric of Irish
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Among the services it provides, the ISPCC runs Childline and the National Missing Children's Hotline.
ISPCC Missing Children's Hotline 116000
