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    Ellie Black, age 12, was constantly physically abused by her stepfather. She felt her self-esteem decreasing to the point where life wasn't worth living. A kind man saw Ellie curled up outside her house and contacted the NSPCC, who told Ellie's mom about the abuse. Both Ellie and her sister stayed with their mother while the stepdad was taken to police and jailed. The NSPCC is asking for donations of only £2 per month to help reduce child abuse rates and provide care for abused children.

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    Ellie Black, age 12, was constantly physically abused by her stepfather. She felt her self-esteem decreasing to the point where life wasn't worth living. A kind man saw Ellie curled up outside her house and contacted the NSPCC, who told Ellie's mom about the abuse. Both Ellie and her sister stayed with their mother while the stepdad was taken to police and jailed. The NSPCC is asking for donations of only £2 per month to help reduce child abuse rates and provide care for abused children.

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    Contact Details Telephone:: "I Need Your Help... Please Don't Let Me Down." From Ellie

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    Ellie Black, age 12, was constantly physically abused by her stepfather. She felt her self-esteem decreasing to the point where life wasn't worth living. A kind man saw Ellie curled up outside her house and contacted the NSPCC, who told Ellie's mom about the abuse. Both Ellie and her sister stayed with their mother while the stepdad was taken to police and jailed. The NSPCC is asking for donations of only £2 per month to help reduce child abuse rates and provide care for abused children.

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    Contact Details

    Telephone:
    DON’T BE A BYSTANDER
    0808 800 5000

    E-Mail:
    help@nspcc.org.uk

    Website:
    http://www.nspcc.org.uk

    “I need your help...


    please don’t let me
    down.”
    From Ellie
    Every day at least 2 children we told Ellie’s mum about it and
    die and 100 are injured from both Ellie and her sister stayed
    constant physical abuse. with their mother. However, the
    Despite this horrible problem, stepdad was taken to the police
    so many of you just stand there and was eventually jailed.
    and forget about all this. The These innocent children were
    NSPCC can change these saved because of one kind
    victim’s lives but without your person. It could be someone
    help, nothing is possible. With you love that is being harassed,
    such a little amount of supplies so be the kind person and don’t
    we can give a poor, vunerable be a bystander.
    and abused child the care they
    need. With your money we can make
    sure that more people are safe
    Ellie Black, age 12, did nothing from sexual and physical
    wrong. Her stepfather violence. It’s just wrong and
    constantly hit Ellie and her needs to be stopped.
    sister. Everyday, Ellie’s self
    esteem decreased up to the
    point when she felt life wasn’t
    worth living. Did she deserve
    any of this agony, no, and yet if
    she had committed suicide, this
    cruel man would have got
    away.

    With your help we can reduce


    child abuse rates and all it
    requires is £2 a month. What
    can you buy with £2? Maybe a
    few chocolate bars or a child’s
    life- it’s quite a simple choice.

    On the 15th of May 2009, a kind


    man saw Ellie curled up outside
    her house door and phoned us

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