Templates for an online safety policy statement and an online safety statement you can tailor to the context of your organisation.

Resources to share details of the Report Abuse in Schools helpline with your school community are now available.

The NSPCC has launched a dedicated helpline for children who have experienced abuse at school, and for adults and professionals that need support and guidance.

What is child sexual abuse? And how can you recognise it in the children you work or volunteer with? Read our free information to help you understand how to recognise indicators and learn how to respond to concerns.

Explains what emotional abuse is, how to recognise it and how people who work with children can respond to it.

Childline counselling sessions and NSPCC helpline contacts about domestic abuse have increased since the beginning of the coronavirus lockdown. We've pulled together some insight and resources to help anyone who works or volunteers with children to recognise and respond to domestic abuse during the pandemic.

A story in pictures providing advice for deaf adults to help them find out what what to do when they have child protection concerns about a child.

Gain an insight into the dynamics of domestic abuse, why it is a safeguarding and child protection issue and how to improve your practice when working with families.

The different types of abuse, how to recognise the signs in children and young people and to work with children, parents and carers to prevent and respond to abuse and neglect.

Learn how the work of the NSPCC Helpline’s new Domestic Abuse Practice Advisors supports children and families experiencing domestic abuse.

Our range of online training courses are expertly designed to support you in learning about all aspects of child protection and safeguarding.

Review of the evidence looks at what we know about the causes, prevalence and consequences of sexual abuse.

Explores statistics available about physical abuse, including the scale of the issue and the characteristics of children who experience physical abuse.

Find out the data available on emotional abuse, including the scale of the issue and the characteristics of children who experience emotional abuse.

Why we must take action together to stop child sexual abuse before it occurs. Part of the NSPCC’s Impact and evidence series.

Describes what domestic violence and abuse is, its impact on children, how to recognise it and how people working with families can prevent it.

An anti-online grooming activity pack, helping keep children and young people safe online.

Research report into children’s experiences of abuse and neglect.

Listen to this episode about our study into preventing the sexual abuse of disabled children and the need for accessible sex and relationships education.

Our factsheet sets out some of the key issues to consider when looking at child abuse statistics.