Childline’s new tool helps young people remove nude images …
WEBJun 22, 2021 · Childline and the IWF have developed Report Remove to help young people under 18 report and remove nude images or videos of themselves that have been shared online without their consent. The tool is designed to protect young people from the impact of having their self-generated sexual content circulated online.
Child Sexual Exploitation & How to Keep Your Child Safe - NSPCC
WEBLearn about child sexual exploitation (CSE), a type of sexual abuse that happens when a child or young person is coerced or deceived into sexual activity. Find out the signs, effects, how to report and prevent CSE, and get support from the NSPCC.
Sharing nudes and semi-nudes | NSPCC
WEBLearn what sharing nudes means, why young people do it, and how to talk to your child about the risks and consequences. Find out how to get help if your child has been affected by nude image sharing online.
Online porn - NSPCC
WEBThis web page does not contain any videos, only text and images, about the risks and effects of online porn for children and young people. It offers guidance on how to protect, talk and support them, and what to do if they have seen or shared explicit content online.
Understanding Sexual Behaviour in Children | NSPCC
WEBThis web page is about healthy and unhealthy sexual behaviour in children and teenagers, not porn videos. It gives advice for parents on how to deal with sexual abuse, sexualised behaviour and pornography in children.
Neglect is also Child Abuse: Know All About It | NSPCC
WEBNeglect is the ongoing failure to meet a child's basic needs and the most common form of child abuse. It can have serious and long-lasting effects on children's physical and mental wellbeing. Learn how to spot, respond and report neglect from NSPCC.
Keeping children safe online - NSPCC
WEBThe NSPCC provides online safety guides, tips and support for parents and carers to help keep children safe online. Learn about online risks, parental controls, chat apps, social media, gaming and more.
WEBThis policy sets out the NSPCC's approach to safeguarding children and adults at risk or vulnerable adults. It applies to everyone working and volunteering for the NSPCC or acting on their behalf and provides the framework to help them safeguard children with commitment and confidence.
What Parents Need to Know About Sexual Grooming | NSPCC
WEBSexual grooming is when someone builds a relationship with a child or young person to manipulate, exploit and abuse them. Learn about the types, signs, effects and risks of grooming, and how to report and support children and …
WEBThe NSPCC and LGfL Digisafe surveyed 40,000 children aged 7-16 about their experiences of online grooming and sexual messages. They found that 1 in 20 secondary school children had received a naked or semi-naked image from an adult, and 1 in 8 had sent one to another young person.
Skip to content