Matalan7:22-8:59
So where does Matalan come into play? Because that relationship between Matalan and NSPCC has been a 20-year relationship. That's a long, a long length of time. It's amazing. Since 2004, and you know, over £12 million raised. And I'm based at the Leeds base up at Childline. But when I first joined the NSPCC, I was the media manager for the north of England. And the Hargreaves family set up the Liverpool Service Centre and Childline base there. It's a brilliant building in the shape of a hug. And so they've really kind of, because the NSPCC started in Liverpool all those many years ago, 1800-whatever it was, and then it's moved national. And the partnership between the NSPCC and Matalan is right across the United Kingdom. And they've helped with all sorts of offers that we have at the NSPCC, not only Childline, but we have the Helpline, which is for adults. And I think a lot of people think the helpline is just the number to ring if you want to report something, so to speak. But it's a really great resource. We were talking earlier about reaching out for help. So if you're a parent out there and you're struggling, struggling to cope with your baby crying maybe, or you know, there's issues around online safety, ring the NSPCC helpline. You know, the trained professionals there can talk you through. It's a really great parenting resource. And they've helped also with school services in the past. But the big one that I've been involved with since 2016 is the Talk Pants campaign, which is just, it's my favourite campaign of all the NSPCC works.
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