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The NSPCC wants to see a society where all children are loved, valued and able to fulfil their potential. To do this, they have four objectives:To mobilise e...

2007年6月15日 · DRTV ad created by WWAV Rapp Collins for the NSPCC. Director: Shona Auerbach. Writer: Robbie Rae. Art Director: Jon Harvey. Producer: Jennie Shellard.

This advert brings awareness to all of us. We must fight for children who cannot defent themselves. We also must be a voice for them. STOP CHILD ABUSE!

2012年3月30日 · Memes are typically a funny thing, but a recent spot for British Children's Charity NSPCC, out of agency Inferno, turned the idea of "Sh*t Kids Say" into something very serious. The...

2005年8月3日 · The advert, which will be shown in 60-, 40- and 10-second versions, depicts children in a number of distressing circumstances of the kind experienced by thousands of children each day in the UK. The voiceover points out that, as children, they are unable to stop or cope with the abuse inflicted on them.

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We ran three audio ads focusing on the current cost of living crisis, and what it’s meant for children and young people in the UK today. Each advert looked at a different aspect of the crisis...

2024年1月29日 · The aim is to highlight the work of the NSPCC in supporting parents and reflects the findings of a new survey from the charity which reveals that 75% of UK parents with children under five are anxious about their child’s emotional and mental wellbeing, while 57% of parents say that they think parenting is harder now than it was when they were ...

2018年1月25日 · There are paralinguistic features (non-verbal communications) used through the children in the advert looking upset and vulnerable which highlights the message. In terms of graphology, the advert is in black and white showing the darkness of the subject. All the children used are of a young age making them vulnerable and increase donations.