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Snapchat is the leading platform for online grooming, with significant increases in recorded offences in recent years.

Teaching children independence is vital for their confidence and safety when going out alone.

Children under 12 are generally advised not to be left unsupervised.

Snapchat is the leading platform for online grooming in the UK, according to a police report.

The NSPCC recommends not leaving any child under 12 home alone, especially for extended periods of time.

The story highlights the long-term impact of childhood abuse and the importance of support services for victims.

Newsquest readers donated nearly £2,800 to support the NSPCC's services, helping vulnerable children access vital counseling and prevention.

NSPCC is organizing a life-sized Monopoly game event to fundraise for its helpline, combining fun and networking within the property sector.

Domestic abuse cases involving children may rise over the holiday season, necessitating ongoing support from services like Childline.

Childline volunteers provide essential support for young people, particularly during the holiday season, showcasing commitment and compassion.

The NSPCC's Childline provides essential support for children facing abuse and loneliness during Christmas, with a call for donations to continue this crucial service.

Concerns about physical punishment of children have surged, prompting calls for legal reform to protect child welfare in the UK.

Fay Greaves highlights the importance of NSPCC's mission in supporting and protecting children from trauma and abuse.

Child neglect is worsening due to service cuts and the rising cost of living, according to latest NSPCC report.

The UK government's actions have failed to improve child welfare, despite good intentions and increased spending.