The NSPCC was founded in 1884, with a vision of ending cruelty to children in the UK.
Over the years, they have successfully campaigned to change laws and provide the truly invaluable Childline service and NSPCC Helpline. Over the last decade, their services have helped improve the lives of thousands of vulnerable children throughout the UK. But whilst the emphasis is always on protecting children and ending cruelty, there is also sensitive and constructive advice for parents.
It's often said that children don't come with a handbook, but if you visit http://www.nspcc.org.uk/, there is a wealth of information and help available. Of course, this is also where you can receive guidance if you have any concerns about a child's welfare.
Furthermore, whether you're an individual, school, community or business, your event or fundraiser can make a difference, with every single penny you raise for the NSPCC helping children and young people who so desperately need support and protection.
So do your bit for starters; the Ladies Luncheon and Fashion Show takes place at Adlington Hall on Friday 7th October. See our Events page for contact details.
And as Christmas approaches and fundraising opportunities present themselves, what better time to help the UK's largest childrens charity?
