Get involved

Are you aged 8 – 18 years? Childline and the NSPCC want to know what you think will make life better for young people. Your ideas and support help to shape how we work and can make a real difference to the lives of other children and young people.

There are lots of ways that you can get involved and support:

• add you voice to campaigns and help raise awareness
• be involved in group discussions online or in person
• share your views on topics affecting children and young people
• work with the NSPCC young people’s Board for Change.

To find out more, contact [email protected].

Emailing to get involved isn’t the same as speaking to Childline, so it won’t be anonymous and might not always be confidential. But you can always speak to a Childline counsellor if you want support.

Childline has lots of anonymous real life stories from young people who’ve shared what happened to them. Sharing your experiences can be a great way to help other people. But it’s important to make sure that it’s the right thing do to for you.

Read our advice and information on sharing your story with Childline.

If you’re over 16, you can volunteer for Childline. There are lots of ways you can volunteer:

Find out how on the NSPCC website.