THE impact of social media on children and young people has been a key topic of discussion in the media and households, with ...

IT may not always be obvious, and many of us might not realise it, but artificial intelligence (AI) has become a common part of our daily experience.

PARENTS thinking of leaving their children at home while they head out are being urged to read the latest NSPCC advice.

The days are getting brighter and the weather is improving, meaning parents may be wondering when they can let their children walk to and from school on their own. The prospect of letting your kids ...

Shoppers were invited to add up to 30p to the cost of their shop in the latest round of a 'micro-donation' NSPCC fundraising initiative called Pennies ...

Social media platforms are failing to protect women and girls from harm at every stage, according to new research from the NSPCC. The children’s charity created fake profiles of a teenage girl across ...

CHILDREN and young people depend on the adults around them to ensure they grow up in a safe and loving environment. But what if a parent or carer’s dependency impacts the care they provide for their ...

The NSPCC’s Childline service is delivering, on average, more than 500 counselling sessions a day to children and young people across the UK, with mental health, family relationships and friendship ...

With the summer holidays drawing to a close, many parents will be planning out their new term schedule – including school run logistics. Driving children or walking with them isn't always possible, ...

Former England striker Alan Shearer is backing the NSPCC's Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport Week. Shearer is one of a number of celebrities supporting the campaign along with Traitors star Fay Greaves ...

The NSPCC has published guidance for parents on what to do if you spot signs of anxiety or depression in your child's behaviour. The UK's leading children's charity has listed the signs of mental ...

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