For Childhood. Against Abuse.
It is a shocking fact, but one in five 5 children in the UK have suffered abuse or neglect. But it doesn’t have to be this way. The NSPCC’s Childhood Day on 1 June is a day for us to stand together in Northern Ireland for childhood and against abuse. Every day the NSPCC is helping children in
Northern Ireland. In 2017/18, our NSPCC Speak Out. Stay
Safe programme reached over 67,000 local primary school children. Our centres in Belfast, Foyle & Craigavon worked directly with 500 children and families, and our trained volunteer counsellors at our Childline bases in Belfast and Foyle delivered 38,285 counselling sessions. BUT, we urgently need to be there for more children and young people.
Are you with us? During May, we are asking people across Northern Ireland to stand with us and support our Childhood Day campaign. There are three simple ways you can get involved:
• Volunteer - Join our team of volunteers on dates throughout May and take to the streets of Northern Ireland to collect donations for badges. Visit
www.nspcc.org.uk/childhoodday for all the details
• Get together with friends, family or in your workplace and organise a fundraising event. We have lots of childhood-themed fundraising ideas to get you started
• Get a Childhood Day badge and wear it on 1 June to show your support
By supporting Childhood Day, you are raising awareness and crucial funds to enable us to keep children and young people safe. Just £3 could enable our Speak Out. Stay
Safe programme to reach another primary school child – giving them the knowledge to protect themselves from abuse. Just £4 could answer a child’s call for
help to our Childline bases in Belfast or Foyle when they feel they have nowhere else to turn. Around 90% of our income comes from
generous supporters - like you - so please join us.
For further information on how you can support this life changing campaign, please visit
www.nspcc.org.uk/childhoodday, or contact the NSPCC Northern Ireland Team at
northernirelandappeals@nspcc.org.uk or on 028 9035 1135
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