NSPCC Uses High Profile Campaigns and Fundraising to End Child Abuse
1. WHAT THE NSPCC DO " Child Abuse Must Stop FULL STOP !". By Chloe McLaren.
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4. The NSPCC is convening a group of child experts to advise TV production companies on how to look after the safety and wellbeing of infants and children in parenting programmes. Recent programmes have shown the promotion of limited cuddling, infants left to cry alone for long periods, babies being subjected to strict, inflexible routines regardless of their distress. The NSPCC says that current guidance does not go far enough.
5. THE LADY GOLFERS CAMPAIGN Just by playing a round of golf with a friend, you'll be raising vital funds for the NSPCC and will be entering a fabulous competition that will include:• Every player taking part being entered into a draw to win a weekend in the beautiful Algarve• The winning pair from each participating golf club qualifying for the Regional Finals, held at stunning locations across the UK Method 1 : NSPCC Use High Profile Campaigns Involving Members Of The Public.
6. The Big Bike Ride Campaign Whether you're up for organising your own bike ride event or you'd like to join one of our bike rides, the choice is yours, and we have all the resources to help you do this. Don't forget you can organise any type of ride you like, whether it's around the park, at the gym or on a motorbike, it's all part of the BIG BIKE RIDE Method 2 : Fundraising involving members of the public.
7. Method 3 : Use a Website ! This is an example of the NSPCC home page
8. Be the FULL STOP Join thousands of people who believe they can help end cruelty to children. It takes less than 5 minutes. . Donate Charity donations of £2 a month help the NSPCC continue to run our 24-hour child protection helpline . Fundraise Lots of fundraising ideas, tips, activities and fun ways to get involved or take part in our fundraising events Work No matter what your experience or background, a career at the NSPCC is as challenging and rewarding as any you could possibly find. The NSPCC Want You To: