NSPCC Woldingham

Today, the NSPCC is inspired by a belief that we can make
a difference for all children - by standing up for their rights, by listening to them, by helping them when they need us and by making them safe. If you are interested in helping us here in Woldingham please do not hesitate to contact Gill Ross.

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

Woldingham Station Books

We have set up a shelf of secondhand books in Woldingham train station. Buy a book for your travels and you will be donating 50p per book to the NSPCC. If you have any books please contact Peter Hudson.

About the NSPCC

The London Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children was founded in 1884. It changed its name to The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) in 1889. Its aim then was to protect children from cruelty, support vulnerable families, campaign for changes to the law and raise awareness about abuse.

Our inspiration and vision

Our vision is ending cruelty to children in the UK. We believe cruelty is preventable and that through having an inspirational vision we will achieve much greater success for children.

Concentrate on specific types of abuse and on children who are at most risk to ensure our intervention creates greatest impact. On our own we cannot end cruelty to children. We need to work with and through others to multiply our impact many times over. The statements below define the activities we will undertake in pursuit of our vision; we will:

Create and deliver services for children which are innovate, distinctive and demonstrate how to enhance child protection most effectively
Provide advice and support to adults and professionals concerned about a child and if necessary take action to protect the child
Work with organisations which work with children to ensure they effectively protect children and challenge those who do not
Campaign for changes to legislation, policy and practice to ensure they best protect children
Persuade everyone to take personal responsibility for preventing cruelty to children
Inform and educate the public to change attitudes and behaviours towards children
Use our statutory powers as necessary to protect children

Registered charity number 216401.
NSPCC, charity registered in Scotland, charity number SC03717.