CALL FOR HELP | Elizabeth Hamurenge, Uitani ChildLine Radio Coordinator at LifeLine/ChildLine Namibia, encouraged learners at Mururani Combined School to reach out for support through the toll-free numbers 116 or 106. She shared this message during a school engagement on responsible internet use held on Thursday. | Ministry of Information and Communication Technology - Republic of Namibia

📞 With a gift of £12 today, you could sponsor the calls to Childline that help children escape from abuse. | NSPCC

For £8, you could sponsor the calls that enable children to speak up. Every donation means more calls to Childline can be answered. | NSPCC

Lockdown is not the start to the year any of us wanted. With schools closed for many, thousands of children are struggling with loneliness and depression – Childline is more important than ever. Please donate £20 now to help us be here. | NSPCC

If you think a child is experiencing abuse or neglect, report it to ChildLine. You can be their hero. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services

Even if you're not totally sure, any suspected child abuse or neglect should always be reported to ChildLine. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services

Kgosi Simon Nkgageng of Tatisiding speaking on the sidelines of the Red Bull FC one-day tournament in Tatisiding. The tournament was aimed at fighting GBV and other ills. Officials from the Botswana Police Service and Childline sensitised the attendees, most of whom were youths, on violence, drug abuse and other issues. Interview: Thamani Shabani | DailyNewsbw