What is the primary purpose of the NSPCC?

The primary purpose of the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is safeguarding and protecting children. This organization is dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect, ensuring that children grow up in safe environments where they can thrive. The NSPCC provides services such as helplines, counseling, and support for both children and families facing challenges related to abuse or maltreatment. Their focus on child protection is rooted in their mission to advocate for children's safety and welfare, ensuring that all children have the right to a safe and healthy upbringing.

While financial support, educational programs, and advocacy for children's rights are important components of child welfare, they are part of a broader strategy that ultimately aligns with the NSPCC’s main aim of safeguarding children from harm.