The Shield Anti-Bullying programme was launched to support schools and clubs in the proactive management of bullying
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Bullying and the role of the ‘Bystander’
A bystander is someone who ‘stands by’ and watches something happen – like bullying – without doing anything to stop it.
Continue readingWhy parents need to show children HOW to ask for help
We need to show our children how to ask for help when they need it and reassure them that it’s a sign of strength, not weakness.
Continue readingISPCC teams up with Keelings for 5th year in a row
ISPCC is delighted to have the support of Keelings for the 5th year in a row to help us continue deliver our services to children at risk.
Continue readingWhat you need to know about Suicide
Suicide is a complex and scary topic and it is important to use neutral, factual and respectful words when talking about it.
Continue readingHow to protect your child from online predators
Online predators are a constant source of worry for parents, especially today when many of our teenagers spend so much time online
Continue readingHow To Help Your Child Build A Positive Body Image Online
Psychology researcher Dr. Ciara Mahon discusses the best way to help your child build a positive body image on social media.
Continue readingEating Disorders and Social Media
Bodywhys Research and Policy Officer, Barry Murphy, talks about the effect social media can have on those living with eating disorders.
Continue reading88% of Irish parents worry about the content their children could see online
To mark the launch of Secure Net, Vodafone Ireland has conducted a national study on the Irish public’s concerns around online safety
Continue readingISPCC chosen as one of the charities to benefit from 2021 Toy Show Appeal
The ISPCC has been chosen as one of several charities who will benefit from the incredible 2021 Late Late Toy Show Appeal.
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