NSPCC

William Stringer, 20, from Belfast, met with Nick Clegg this week to talk directly to the Deputy Prime Minister about the issue of domestic abuse in teen relationships.

The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has welcomed the establishment of the Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland (SBNI).

Businesses from across Northern Ireland’s construction industry recently took to the roads to help the Keylite team achieve their goal of covering 201.2 km as part of the Gold Challenge for NSPCC.

The NSPCC’s 14 and 20 mile HACK in the stunning Mourne mountains is nearly here! The local children’s charity is calling on all walkers to sign up now for the 15 September event or risk missing out on a fantastic personal challenge.

ChildLine is looking for people with a head for heights inNorthern Irelandto take part in The Big Skydive to raise vital funds for the free, confidential helpline.

As Paddy Barnes sets his sights on another Olympic medal, the Belfast boxer says conquering the NSPCC’s Hike Against Cruelty to Kids, in association with SPAR, is a “worthy challenge” for anyone.

This year’s NSPCC Mournes Hike Against Cruelty to Kids (HACK) will offer walkers two spectacular, challenging walks through the magnificent Mournes.

This year’s SPAR-sponsored ChildLine Ball has raised a staggering £76,534 to support the NSPCC’s ChildLine service which helps vulnerable children across Northern Ireland.

The NSPCC has this week announced a range of new child protection services for some of the most vulnerable children and families in Belfast.

Professor Julie Taylor, Head of Strategy and Development for the NSPCC’s physical abuse in high risk families theme, is to launch the charity’s programme of work in Northern Ireland at the BASPCAN Congress in Belfast.