Childline Expects To Take Its 7 Millionth Phone Call Before The End Of The Year
The charity releases its annual report today.
Childline says more young people are using its text and online services - with contacts up by around a third.
The charity costs 3 and a half million Euro to run each year and relies on the public for over 90 of its funding.
Speaking to RedFM News Sinead McKee from the ISPCC in Cork, says the service helps young people and children with a variety of issues:
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