Our mission
Everything we do protects children today and prevents abuse tomorrow, to transform society for every childhood.
Over the next ten years we’ll focus on three impact goals we believe will make the biggest difference to children’s lives.
Everything we do protects children today and prevents abuse tomorrow, to transform society for every childhood.
Over the next ten years we’ll focus on three impact goals we believe will make the biggest difference to children’s lives.
Shaping the Future, Together: Over the next decade, we’re setting our sights on three bold impact goals, each one chosen because we believe it can make a powerful, lasting difference in children’s lives. Individually, these goals will drive meaningful change. But together, they’ll create a ripple effect, building on each other to transform futures, spark opportunity, and unlock potential for generations to come.
This is more than a strategy. It’s a movement. And we’re inviting passionate people to be part of it.
Our impact goals are our roadmap to 2031. They reflect the bold, focused actions we’re taking to protect children and prevent abuse and neglect. These goals aren’t just milestones, they’re commitments to making real, measurable progress toward a future where every child is safe, supported, and heard.
We know that lasting change takes teamwork. That’s why our strategy puts collaboration at its core. Everyone has a role to play and we’re looking for passionate people who want to be part of something bigger. Whether you're just starting out or bringing years of experience, your contribution can help shape a safer future for children.
Fundraiser (Engagement and Fundraising)
“My role at the NSPCC as Community Fundraising Manager is extremely interesting. With every day being completely different, I couldn't possibly get bored.”
Child Safety Online Senior Manager (Strategy and Knowledge)
“Working at the NSPCC, I feel like I can make a real difference in the lives of children that are really vulnerable.”
Head of Business Technology (Technology and Data)
“Working at the NSPCC, I feel like I can make a real difference in the lives of children that are really vulnerable.”
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