Childline launches 'Stay Silent' campaign to make move online

RTE’s Fair City teen star Niamh Quirke is supporting Childline’s campaign ‘Stay Silent So Children Can Be Heard’.

Childline launches 'Stay Silent' campaign to make move online
Tue, 08 Apr, 2014 - 16:20

RTE’s Fair City teen star Niamh Quirke is supporting Childline’s campaign ‘Stay Silent So Children Can Be Heard’.

The campaign is a bid to encourage the nation to hold a Sponsored Silence on Friday, May 2, to help Childline make the leap from a traditional phone listening service into the online world.

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