5Rights Competitors

We’re the NSPCC, we exist to keep children safe. Everything we do puts children first – their voices, their experiences, their needs. We support young people through Childline, no matter their worry, making sure they always have someone to turn to. We’re here to help children recover from abuse so that it doesn’t shape their future, and we work to prevent it from ever happening. We want everyone to know the part they can play. We campaign for and create change, in schools, online, and in local communities across the UK and Channel Islands. We want to work with everyone in children’s lives. By building a bigger team, we can make sure more children have the safety and support they need. Every pound you raise, every petition you sign, every minute of your time, will make a difference. We’ve been protecting children for over 140 years. And as long as children need us, we’ll be here. Anyone worried about a child can call our Helpline on 0808 800 5000.

For over 20 years, Common Sense Media has been the trusted guide for families navigating the digital world. We protect children from online harms while preparing them to thrive in their connected future. Our new AI Safety Institute combines rigorous research, clear standards, and independent evaluation to ensure AI systems are designed with childhood development in mind. Together with families, educators, and policymakers, we're leading the way to a safer, healthier childhood.

Protecting children is at the heart of everything we do. For over 25 years, since the early days of the internet, our job has been to help child victims of sexual abuse by hunting down and removing any online record of the abuse. How we do this Tech-for-good.We build cutting-edge tech tools designed to make it easier to identify and remove online images and videos of child sexual abuse. In short, tech to protect kids. Our team of human analysts. Tech companies and law enforcement worldwide trust the assessments, experience and knowledge of our extraordinary team of people. Working together. With international partners in government, law enforcement, reporting hotlines, charities and the tech community we work to stop illegal images of children being circulated again and again. We share vital information that could lead to the rescue of a child from terrible abuse. IWF Hotline. This gives people a safe and anonymous place to report suspected online images and videos. When we started in 1996, 18 per cent of child sexual abuse imagery online was hosted in the UK. Today, thanks to our Hotline, it’s less than one per cent. We’re proud of that.