Here are breaches of trust, safeguarding, privacy and law. They expose kids to risks of online harm and discrimination.
Charities and public services must not share kids or encourage kids to share their troubles with social media and ad systems.
Social media only allow sites to use their embeds if sites respect terms regarding age limits, parental consent and data collection.
Had these organisations paid attention to the terms, they may have realised that what they were doing was wrong.
A complaint of a similar nature to the NSPCC concern has been registered with Cafcass (Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service)
The complaint was raised recently. I am currently awaiting a more complete response before determining what is appropriate to share.