Children have been the hidden victims during this pandemic, with many having added pressures on their mental health, and some experiencing abuse and neglect at home, and increased risks online. During lockdown, reports to our helpline of physical abuse increased by 53% with concerns about emotional abuse increasing by nearly a quarter. Now we're entering a new phase with more schools returning, we still need to be here on the frontline to help those children cope and recover. No child should be

When an abused, neglected or bullied child has nowhere to turn, help us make sure we are there to answer their call💚 | NSPCC

Right now, two children in every classroom are affected by abuse and neglect. But there are actions we can all take to prevent abuse from happening. | NSPCC

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"The caller was saying she could hear mum taunting the child. We ended up calling for a welfare check from the police, they immediately went out and found a case of horrendous neglect. It really highlights how needed the service is because a lot of people don't know who to ring. The NSPCC is child protection". The coronavirus pandemic has brought so many changes to our lives. But some things never change – our helpline practitioners like Tracey are still here for children and still here to suppo

Don't wait until you're certain. Call the NSPCC helpline if you're worried that a child is at risk of being radicalised. | NSPCC