We've uploaded new guidance on making fair membership decisions and responding to reports of non-recent abuse. Find out what else is new to the website this month.
We've uploaded new guidance on making fair membership decisions and responding to reports of non-recent abuse. Find out what else is new to the website this month.
New research from the NSPCC explores how professionals can support young people who have experienced peer sexual abuse by analysing the concerns being raised through Helpline and Childline.
Parents in Sport Week takes place 1 - 7 October 2018. Take a look at the aims we've set out for this year's campaign and what we'll be asking you to do to help us achieve them.
Summary of proposed changes to England's statutory safeguarding guidance, Working together to safeguard children, and new regulations.
The International Olympic Committee launches a toolkit for national and international sports bodies to develop athlete safeguarding policies and procedures.
World Mental Health Day takes place Tuesday 10 October this year with a theme of 'mental health in the workplace'.
Young swimmers share their experiences of parental support in a video to promote CPSU Parents in Sport week 2017.
Run, Hide and Tell. The NSPCC are one of the supporting partners of a new campaign advising young people how to react in the unlikely event they are caught in a gun, knife or terror attack.
Guidance to assist organisations with their safeguarding arrangements for sports events or activities with children and young people. It includes: safe events, self-assessment, athlete wellbeing, and inclusion of deaf and disabled children.
A round-up of the 5th NSPCC How safe are our children? conference, which, for the first time in the event's history, saw safeguarding in sport on the agenda.
Two County Sports Partnerships tell us about recent work promoting safeguarding, and providing information, guidance and signposting to partners across their areas.
Recommendations to make sport safer, based on the independent review into the duty of care that sport has towards participants.
Three years on from the NSPCC receiving the UEFA Children’s Foundation Award, we look at some of the achievements and learning funded by this project.