ISPCC CEO John Church appointed to the Board of Mental Health Reform
John Church, ISPCC CEO, has been appointed to the Board of Mental Health Reform (MHR) following the ratification of his
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Among the services it provides, the ISPCC runs Childline and the National Missing Children's Hotline.
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