NSPCC

Thank You for what you're doing. These poor children. I would like to do more to help but I don't know what. Can you suggest anything?

Hi Naynay,

Thanks for offering your support. There are lots of ways you can get involved with us, from raising money by taking part in a sponsored events or challenge, to offering your time and volunteering at a local ChildLine base.

To find out more about ways you can get involved, visit http://www.nspcc.org.uk/getinvolved.... Read More

If you have any questions about specific ways you can support us, just let me know

Thanks

Lizzie
NSPCC

A good way to beat the postal strike too..

What a wonderful idea!

thought that the Guernsey community was a very close knit community...hope they can get together on this one and see it through. The NSPCC have a greater responsibility in the more remote areas of the Isles.

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,

NSPCC

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
NSPCC