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Child Sex Abuse: Complaints Of Assaults By Women Rising, ChildLine Helpline Says | UK News | Sky New
Source: news.sky.com
The number of children reporting sexual abuse by women to ChildLine has soared over the past five years.
6 hours ago
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Rachael
Rachael
the nspcc rescued me and my brother from near death, we had been left to starve by our 'mother' too much upset to go into really, thing is with this stuff...it doesnt just wreck your childhood ya then have to spend a proportion of your adult life getting ya head round what happened and try your best to move on from it
about an hour ago
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More children telling ChildLine about female sex abusers
ChildLine has seen a large rise in the number of children reporting sexual assaults by women, the helpline reveals today. New figures show a 132 per cent rise in reports of female sex abuse to the helpline over the last five years...
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NSPCC Take a minute for Madeleine and share this message online – http://ceop.police.uk/madeleine/madeleine.asp

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This week the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre released a new film aimed at anyone close to the person who was involved in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

In order to reach that person, CEOP are asking for the public’s help to share this message virally, via the internet, so that the message... is so widespread it becomes one click away to the person who knows something about Madeleine’s disappearance.

You can view the full message which is part of a short film at http://www.ceop.police.uk/

If you are online and part of an online community, you can help by:
- Posting the link on your social networking site
- Emailing your friends and colleagues and encouraging them to share the film
- Blogging and/or Tweeting about the filmRead more

Minute for Madeleine - View our message - CEOP
Source: ceop.police.uk
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) works across the UK tackling child sex abuse and providing advice for parents, young people and children about internet safety and online safety.
Fri at 04:37
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Joanne Banks
Joanne Banks
You all do such a fantastic job, may God go with you x
Fri at 13:25
Sharon Fisher
Sharon Fisher
I posted this to my profile.
Fri at 16:53
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NSPCC

Calling all Nationwide employees!
Do you know someone who works for Nationwide? The NSPCC is one of 5 charities to be shortlisted for Nationwide’s Charity of the Year, with the winner to be decided by their staff. Nationwide staff have until Friday 11 November to vote. ...
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Design your own NSPCC Christmas eCard!
Design your own Christmas eCard and show your support for the NSPCC! Take at look at our new animated eCards Create and send animated cards to your all your friends and family members. ...
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NSPCC Some good news for a Monday morning – the Child’s Voice Appeal has raised an amazing £20.6 million! We’re now a big step closer to achieving our target of £50 million which will enable us to transform our helplines by 2011.

Your support for the Child’s Voice Appeal really matters http://bit.ly/ARfb_4

Helpline services answer more cries for help - Annual review - NSPCC
Source: bit.ly
Our free 24-hour helplines – the NSPCC Helpline and ChildLine – play a vital part in helping to end cruelty to children.
02 November at 03:04
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Hi Lisa

Thanks for getting in touch. It is correct that following a review of all its activities, the NSPCC is proposing to close its service in the Bailiwick of Guernsey. Such a move is never easy to make and it’s one that has hasn’t been put forward lightly and without very careful deliberation.

Our new strategy recognises an inescapable fact – that we cannot deliver all that is needed to keep children safe in the UK and Channel Islands. It is important therefore that we ensure we focus our resources to reach as many children and young people as possible if we are to maximise the impact we have in ending cruelty to children. ... Read more

Even though we have reached the conclusion that we are no longer able to provide a physical presence in the Bailiwick, we are actively exploring whether services can continue to be provided by another agency to ensure continuity.

We'd like to reassure that we remain committed to protecting children in the Bailiwick and our work will continue there, even though there is not an actual building or team based in Guernsey.

We intend to develop a number of services which children and adults across the UK and Channel Islands can access. These include the expansion of our helplines – ChildLine for children and our NSPCC Helpline for any adult concerned about a child, both to include new on-line and text services - our work in schools and a substantially increased training for professionals to help share our knowledge and experience with others working with children.

Thanks,

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Fri at 03:15
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NSPCC Here is our new TV advert for letter from Santa!

To order a letter from Santa for someone you love visit:

http://www.nspccwishes.org.uk/letter-from-santa?wa_chan=link&wa_src=facebook&wa_cmp=wishes09&wa_plcmt=na&wa_crt=na&wa_mkt=105405

Letter from Santa TV advert
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29 October at 10:00
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Jo Reynolds
Jo Reynolds
Sorting mine out at the weekend.
30 October at 05:10
Zach Thompson
Zach Thompson
Anything which asks for money for the NSPCC is worth it in my mind.
31 October at 03:39
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NSPCC

Did you call ChildLine as a child? We’d love to hear from you
Hi everyone, We’d like to speak to anyone who has had an experience calling ChildLine as a child about any issue, big or small.Please send us an email on facebookstories@nspcc.org.uk; This keeps your personal information secure. Please don’t reply on Facebook. Fr...
27 October at 04:13
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Hi everyone

Thanks for comments, we really appreciate all your stories.

We are aware that many people may not be comfortable sharing their personal stories on our public wall so we urge you, if you have a story that you are happy to share with us, to email facebookstories@nspcc.org.uk and we will get back to you.... Read more

Thanks

Lizzie
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28 October at 13:46
Sam Holmes
Sam Holmes
i was getting bullied, and the nspcc encouraged me to keep going, and get help, so i did!
01 November at 17:42
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NSPCC Wherever you are, however you support us, you make an amazing difference http://bit.ly/ARfb_2

The difference people make - Annual review - NSPCC
Source: bit.ly
Without great people – staff, fundraising and service volunteers, donors and campaigners – the NSPCC would not achieve everything it does.
26 October at 05:44
Lisa Pete Burtenshaw
Lisa Pete Burtenshaw
Why is the NSPCC closing down the Guernsey NSPCC Cntre because of an alleged lack of funds when you are running the NSPCC Action Group to Protect all children. How can the NSPCC put a price on a childs head and pick and chose which region a child can be protected from abuse and which region they can not..........C'mon NSPCC do the right thing and keep the NSPCC Guernsey Centre open.
03 November at 10:06