NSPCC - What Happens Next

(WARNING: The following PIF contains themes that some viewers may find disturbing or upsetting.)
A disturbing and depressing 2011 British PIF from the NSPCC. 
Description: A young boy, named Toby, is seen sitting on his bed, staring at the camera. A male narrator explains that he made a mess in his room and his father is in the hallway, and tells us "he knows what happens next", meaning his father will beat him once he sees the mess in his room. A text, reading: "He knows what happens next", fades in on the right side of the screen, next to Toby. The scene then cuts to a boy in a classroom, named Jake, looking down at his desk, and the narrator explains that after school, he'll have to spend the night at his uncle's house, and then tells us "he knows what happens next" again, meaning he was previously sexually abused by his uncle, but didn't tell anyone, and now has to suffer the same abuse again. The same text from before fades in on the left. We then see a young girl, named Emily, standing in front of a grey wall, and the narrator explains that she was locked in her room by her mother, and was told not to make any noise, but she did, and then tells us "she knows what happens next", with the same text from before fading in on the left. The screen fades to black, and a text, reading: "Half a million children in the UK will be physically and sexually abused", fades in, and, "Call 0800 91 91 77 to donate £2 a month to the NSPCC", fades in below that text. The scene then cuts to a shot of Jake walking to his uncle's house from school, as the narrator explains that by giving £2 a month, you can help the children get the help they need. The scene then cuts back to black, and the NSPCC logo is seen at the top of the screen, with the organisation's phone number in the centre, along with a tagline: "Please call us to donate £2 a month", on top of the number, and its web address below the number. The scene cuts back to Emily, and the NSPCC logo, phone number and web address appear in a rectangle at the bottom of the screen. The narrator then tells us to "donate now, before Emily finds out what happens next", as "Before she finds out what happens next" fades in on the left.
Music/Sounds: Gentle piano music can be heard playing throughout the PIF. During Toby's scene, the narrator says, "Toby has just made a mess in his room, and his father is in the hallway. He knows what happens next.". During Jake's scene, the narrator says, "Jake knows that after school, he'll have to spend the night at his uncle's house. He knows what happens next". During Emily's first scene, the narrator says, "Emily has been locked in her room by her mother. She told Emily not to make any noise, but she did. She knows what happens next". While Jake is seen walking to his uncle's house, the narrator says, "By donating £2 a month to the NSPCC, you're helping millions of abused children get the help they desperately need. Every day, around 62 children in the UK will be abused. £2 might sound like a small amount of money, but donating it will make a huge difference". When the screen fades to NSPCC logo and phone number, the narrator says, "So, please, call 0800 91 91 77, to donate £2 a month to the NSPCC". During Emily's final closeup, the narrator says, "Please, donate now, before Emily finds out what happens next". 
Availability: Rare. The PIF can be found on only three YouTube channels. 
Scare Factor: Medium. The PIF's atmosphere, as well as the narrator and the children staring right at you, can frighten some viewers. However, it's more of an emotional PIF.
Category:NSPCC
Category:PIFs
Category:PIFs from Real Countries
Category:United Kingdom
Category:2010s PSAs
Category:2010's PIFs
Category:2011
Category:2011 PSAs/PIFs
Category:Medium-rated PIFs
Category:Child Abuse PSAs/PIFs
Category:Melancholic PIFs