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You can change children’s lives. Whether you volunteer, fundraise, or follow and share our advice, together we can keep children safe.

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How we're supporting children

On average a child contacts Childline every 45 seconds.
Mental and emotional health and wellbeing remains the top concern for children and young people contacting Childline
30% of contacts answered by our Helpline resulted in a referral.

 

How we're supporting children

Featured news and stories

As emotional abuse contacts rise, Childhood Day will raise funds for our vital services

Childline counselling sessions on emotional abuse have increased, and we're calling on the public to support Childhood Day on 7 June.
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Sir Peter Wanless, CEO of the NSPCC.

NSPCC CEO, Sir Peter Wanless, has announced he is stepping down

Sir Peter Wanless, Chief Executive of the NSPCC, will be passing the reins to a successor later this year, following 11 transformational years in the role.
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A teenage girl talking on her mobile while looking worried.

Childline receives nearly 40 contacts per day from children who feel unhappy

Over the past year, Childline has delivered over 14,000 counselling sessions about low mood or unhappiness to children and young people who have contacted the service.
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