The ISPCC says threat of Christmas lockdown particularity difficult
The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children says the festive period can be a particularity difficult time for kids.
They are urging children to reach out if they are impacted by loneliness, anxiety, strains in family relationships, bereavement, bullying and more.
The ISPCC says volunteers are determined every child and young person across Ireland has somewhere to turn.
Chief Executive John Church says no child should feel alone at Christmas.

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