Happy Feet & The NSPCC
We are absolutely delighted to be working with and supporting the NSPCC in the North East.
Our aim is to raise awareness about the charity, their crucial services, and the amazing work they do!
AT Happy Feet, we are and have always been passionate about children's development. Both physical and mental. That is why we set up Happy Feet in the first place and have always stuck to one simple mission:
We aim to find the best and most stimulating toys and products to support children's development, allowing all of our little ones to flourish. They'll become physically literate and able to successfully navigate the world around them. Oh, and we mustn't forget, it MUST be FUN!
We believe all children should have the opportunity to flourish. Just like the little bundles of limitless possibilities they are when they come into the world.
As crucial as physical and mental development are for our little ones, we know it is not the full story. There is a whole other aspect of children's wellbeing and safety. Our children also, and most importantly, need a safe and loving home. Unfortunately, some children don’t have that, and in whatever way we can, we will try to make a difference. This is why we have taken the step to support the NSPCC in the North East. Having two children of our own, it is a partnership we take incredibly seriously and promise to do everything we can to make a difference.
Anth & Marketa
Team Happy Feet
Photography by Tom Hull. The children pictured are models.
About the NSPCC
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children have been protecting children for over 100 years, by doing everything it can to prevent abuse and neglect, and giving expert support to help children recover.
THE NSPCC in the North East;
Our strategy commits us to being nationally significant and locally relevant, so that we can engage more people in our work than ever before. Our local services, delivered through our regional hubs, bring together our work in schools, local campaigning, and direct services. This local presence means that we can work with more children, young people, families, and partners across the UK.
The need:
In 2022/23 there was
2,946 sexual offences against children under the age of 16 recorded by police
2,679 children in care
4,910 children were the subject of a child protection plan
If you would like more information on how you can support the NSPCC, tap the button below or contact Hayley.lynn@NSPCC.org.uk