NSPCC - Useful links

What we do: About the NSPCC; About ChildLine; Services for children and families; Public awareness and education; Law, policies and professional practice; Fundraising; Media centre; Celebrity supporters; Information; Research; Publications; Careers; FULL STOP campaign; Be the FULL STOP

Useful links

Summary of what we do
NSPCC Annual Report
NSPCC advice and publications for members of the public, including children
NSPCC Helpline
Campaigning: enables the public to campaign online over issues that impact on children

Inform : our child protection information website for professionls and researchers
Public Policy : contains NSPCC briefings for parliamentarians

The Home Office
CEOP
The Department of Health
Healthcare Commission
The Association of Directors of Social Services
The Association of Chief Police Officers
The NSPCC is a member of The Drug Education Forum - the national umbrella body which promotes the provision of effective drug education for children and young people in England. The Forum believes that drug education must include substances not necessarily classified as illegal, such as prescription medicines, solvents, tobacco and alcohol. Further information: www.drugeducationforum.com
The NSPCC is a member of the Institute of Legacy Management ( www.ilmnet.org ) and works within the Institute of Fundraising legacy code of ethics ( www.institute-of-fundraising.org.uk ) and Charity Commission guidelines ( www.charity-commission.gov.uk ).
The NSPCC has joined forces with other charities and the legal profession to raise awareness about leaving money to charity as part of Remember A Charity ( www.rememberacharity.com ) and Will Aid ( www.willaid.org.uk ).