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'Listen up, Speak up': NSPCC's new initiative to aid child protection efforts

One in four adults in West Midlands have had worries about a child being abused

Majority of boys aged 11-14 'exposed to online content that promotes misogyny' | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Two studies released to mark Safer Internet Day warn of the impact such content is having on teenagers, particularly young boys.

Majority of boys aged 11-14 'exposed to online content that promotes misogyny' | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Two studies released to mark Safer Internet Day warn of the impact such content is having on teenagers, particularly young boys.

Majority of boys aged 11-14 'exposed to online content that promotes misogyny' | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Two studies released to mark Safer Internet Day warn of the impact such content is having on teenagers, particularly young boys.

Majority of boys aged 11-14 'exposed to online content that promotes misogyny'

Two studies released to mark Safer Internet Day warn of the impact such content is having on teenagers, particularly young boys.

Majority of boys aged 11-14 'exposed to online content that promotes misogyny' | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Two studies released to mark Safer Internet Day warn of the impact such content is having on teenagers, particularly young boys.

Newsquest to give £6m of free advertising to NSPCC - Journalism News from HoldtheFrontPage

Children contacting Childline about AI-generated online harms, NSPCC says

The children’s charity has launched a new partnership with a US-based safety group to lobby for child safety rules in the development of AI tools.

We need a joined-up strategy for children

The situation facing many children in this country is at crisis point. More families are finding themselves in desperate circumstances, whether that’s due to the ongoing cost-of-living crisis or because early intervention support has been starved of resources due to cuts to children’s social care budgets and funds being diverted towards late interventions.