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Two in five parents say they are worried about digital devices or technology negatively affecting their children's physical or mental health, a recent survey commissioned by the NSPCC has revealed.

Valve has partnered with the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) to offer over 50 discounted games with 10 percent of proceeds going to the children's charity. The sale ...

Do you know of, or are you a young person who is passionate about making the online world safe for children and young people? The NSPCC is currently recruiting up to 20 young people aged 12 to 15, ...

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ALLOWING children some time on their games can be a helpful way to fill time during the summer holidays. However, while the online gaming community can help young people to stay connected with their ...

The NSPCC has issued safety advice for young people, parents and carers as new online protections for children come into force. From tomorrow, July 25, new tightened Ofcom rules say so-called “risky” ...

THE earliest years of a child’s life are a time of great opportunity, but also a time of great vulnerability. Especially as they are completely dependent on the adults around them to keep them safe.