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From 1 December, there will over 100 out-of-this world items and experiences available during a 12 day online eBay auction – all in aid of the NSPCC’s Child’s Voice Appeal.
Treat your loved ones this Christmas with a range of tempting and inspirational gifts, its Christmas shopping made easy!
Bidding starts from 1 December but check out some of the great prizes on the Dream Auction 2 website, which has just launched.
With so much choice, you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect gift for under the Christmas tree…even if it’s just for yourself!
The Dream Auction 2 will be raising vital funds for the Child’s Voice Appeal, the NSPCC’s three year appeal to raise £50 million to enable children and young people to have someone to turn to, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Help us hear every cry for help.
Get your Christmas lists at the ready and visit www.dreamauction2.co.uk today or contact Debbie Herald on 020 7825 2958.
Treat your loved ones this Christmas with a range of tempting and inspirational gifts, its Christmas shopping made easy!
- Be a guest at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party in Hollywood in 2011
- Meet pop sensation Peter Andre backstage after seeing his concert in Birmingham
- Bid for a walk on part in a romcom, complete with invitations to the UK premieres and after show party
- Meet Geordie duo Ant'n'Dec after enjoying their special Christmas show
- Treat the sports fan in your life to a behind the scenes experience at Sky Sports or the Spanish Grand Prix
- A once-in-a-lifetime luxury Caribbean holiday
- The chance to support world famous artist Jamie Cullum on one of his 2010 tour dates
Bidding starts from 1 December but check out some of the great prizes on the Dream Auction 2 website, which has just launched.
With so much choice, you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect gift for under the Christmas tree…even if it’s just for yourself!
The Dream Auction 2 will be raising vital funds for the Child’s Voice Appeal, the NSPCC’s three year appeal to raise £50 million to enable children and young people to have someone to turn to, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Help us hear every cry for help.
Get your Christmas lists at the ready and visit www.dreamauction2.co.uk today or contact Debbie Herald on 020 7825 2958.
Could you help NSPCC raise awareness?
If so, please send us an email on facebookstories@nspcc.org.
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If you have immediate concerns about a child please call the NSPCC Helpline on 0808 800 5000 or ChildLine on 0800 11 11 if you are a child yourself and need help.
You need to be happy to be identified and not be put at risk by speaking out. (If you are under 18 you will need parental consent to take part.)
So you will have had some help in getting the bullying stopped. We are ideally looking to speak to people who feel they have moved on and dealt with the original problem.
We may not be able to respond to everyone. It depends whether your story fits with our campaign - but all your responses are highly valued.
Please send us as much information about your experience as you’d like to tell us, and the best way to contact you.
Please be aware, if we think a child is at significant risk we will refer this to the NSPCC Helpline.
You need to be happy to be identified and not be put at risk by speaking out. (If you are under 18 you will need parental consent to take part.)
So you will have had some help in getting the bullying stopped. We are ideally looking to speak to people who feel they have moved on and dealt with the original problem.
We may not be able to respond to everyone. It depends whether your story fits with our campaign - but all your responses are highly valued.
Please send us as much information about your experience as you’d like to tell us, and the best way to contact you.
Please be aware, if we think a child is at significant risk we will refer this to the NSPCC Helpline.
Today (24 November) The Daily Mirror and the Daily Record invites readers to donate to the NSPCC’s Child's Voice Appeal. Today’s editions each feature a supplement urging people to donate online or by text and has interviews with ChildLine founder Esther Rantzen, NSPCC ambassador Peter Andre and John Cameron, Head of the NSPCC helpline.
Read Esther Rantzen’s article in today’s Daily Mirror and find out how you can donate.
ChildLine now gives children a choice in the way they can receive the support they need – whether by telephone, online or text. Using the same technology, you can get in touch with the NSPCC to find out more about the Child’s Voice Appeal and make a donation.
So how do you donate?
You can text DONATE to 70444 or alternatively you can call us on 0904 160 0146. The service will stay open until 31 December 2009.
With a single text or call you will enable us to help and protect many more children who desperately need our support – please help us to ensure that every child’s voice is heard.
Or please visit www.childsvoiceappeal.org.
Help spread the word by picking up a copy of The Daily Mirror or Daily Record today and showing it to your friends and family!
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Lines close midnight December 31, 2009. BT landline calls cost £1.50 each (all £1.22 of the profit from each call goes to NSPCC). Call costs from other landline operators/payphones/mobile
Read Esther Rantzen’s article in today’s Daily Mirror and find out how you can donate.
ChildLine now gives children a choice in the way they can receive the support they need – whether by telephone, online or text. Using the same technology, you can get in touch with the NSPCC to find out more about the Child’s Voice Appeal and make a donation.
So how do you donate?
You can text DONATE to 70444 or alternatively you can call us on 0904 160 0146. The service will stay open until 31 December 2009.
With a single text or call you will enable us to help and protect many more children who desperately need our support – please help us to ensure that every child’s voice is heard.
Or please visit www.childsvoiceappeal.org.
Help spread the word by picking up a copy of The Daily Mirror or Daily Record today and showing it to your friends and family!
Terms & Conditions
Lines close midnight December 31, 2009. BT landline calls cost £1.50 each (all £1.22 of the profit from each call goes to NSPCC). Call costs from other landline operators/payphones/mobile
NSPCC's Notes
Make your dreams come true this Christmas with the Dream Auction 2Nov 26, 2009
Do you know someone who was a victim of cyber bullying?Nov 25, 2009
Support the NSPCC’s Child’s Voice Appeal with The Daily MirrorNov 24, 2009
NSPCC in the newsNov 23, 2009
NSPCC promotes children’s rights with new training courseNov 20, 2009
Plymouth nursery case – tell the Government to act nowNov 19, 2009
Calls to ChildLine about sexual abuse – a message from Sue Minto, Head of ChildLineNov 17, 2009
More children telling ChildLine about female sex abusersNov 9, 2009
Calling all Nationwide employees!Nov 5, 2009