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Social services
The role of Social Services staff is to work with and provide needed support and services for children, adults and families struggling with every day life. They can provide support directly or arrange for other agencies to provide.
Social Services staff have a responsibility to children and families in need to assess needs and provide support. They are also responsible for providing services, welfare, safeguarding and protecting the well-being of children, young people and vulnerable adults.

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NSPCC(National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children)
The role of the NSPCC is that it provides direct service for children, educational resources, and campaigns to put an end to child a buse. It will work in partnership with other agencies. The organisation can also offer advice and training to professionals working with children.
The NSPCC have a responsibility to focus on helping children who are in danger and distress. The NSPCC staff have a responsibility to identify and prevent cruelty to children. It has a responsibility to ensure an appropriate speedy response in all cases where children are alleged to be at risk of abuse or neglect of any form.