Use of our logo as NSPCC Sport

Last updated: 24 Jul 2026 Topics: Impact and case studies

We are committed to protecting the integrity of the NSPCC brand. To help ensure consistency and trust, organisations must have written permission before using any NSPCC logo, this includes NSPCC Sport, Childline, NSPCC Helpline and NSPCC Learning.

When we may grant permission

We only allow organisations to use the NSPCC Sport logo in specific circumstances, including:

  • when we receive funding from the organisation, for example Sport England or Sport Northern Ireland
  • when we have a long-standing contractual relationship, such as with the Football Association
  • when we work in an established partnership, for example with the Ann Craft Trust
  • when an organisation can demonstrate a clear business need and has successfully completed our due diligence process

Before using the NSPCC Sport logo

Please don't use any NSPCC logo without written permission. To discuss your request, email sport@nspcc.org.uk.

Brand approval

For us to grant permission, you'll need to share examples of how the logo will be used. We reserve the right to ask for materials to be amended or the logo to be removed if its use does not meet our brand guidelines.

Promoting our services without using the logo

We greatly value the work organisations do to help keep children safe and promote our services. In most cases, you don't need to use the NSPCC logo to do this. A simple text URL link will be appreciated. To help you signpost people to NSPCC support and resources, we can also provide a range of free materials that any organisation can download and use, including:

Thank you for helping us keep children and young people safe, on behalf of the NSPCC and everyone we work to safeguard. #TeamNSPCC #SafeInSport