NSPCC: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children

After finding out a child we new was being sexually abused and her parents not only new about this but were repeatedly sending her to stay over night at the same house that the abuser lived in i decided it was my duty to tell the authorities, a lot of people think i was wrong for doing this but the way i saw it it was my responsibility as an adult to do my best to protect this little girl. I didnt know where to phone or who i needed to tell so i looked on a search engine on the net to see if that could tell me but all that i could find was the nspcc. Not wanting to take up there time i thought i would give them a quick call to see if they could tell ...

The National Society for the prevention of Cruelty to children (N.S.P.C.C). help ouit families for lots of reasons, the obvious one is to prevent cruelty to children, but they helped me in a different way on two occassions. I do Apologise if this is in the wrong category The reason I needed help As a lot of you will know I have three children, my eldest son is 9 years, my daughter is 7 years and my youngest son is six years old. I had my eldest son when I was 19 years old, being so young myself, I really did`nt know anything about bringing up kids at that stage. At first every thing was fine, but when my eldest son hit ...

I could not find the right category to put this in, so apologies if I have got it totally wrong. first off, I am going to say thank you to a couple of kindred spirits I have met on here, who have given me the motivation to write this. You know who you are i guess. My story differs a little from some i have read on here, and I don't want to complicate it too much, so I will spare you too much detail. i was adopted to save an ailing marriage - back in the 1950's this was a common and acceptable practice. provided the adopting parents were seen to be church- goers and the home was clean that was mostly all that was required. I was ...