Help for Children
IF YOU’RE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER CALL 999
I’m not in danger but need help and advice
If you’re a child or young person experiencing domestic abuse
Call Childline on 0800 1111 or talk to them online
- For everyone up to the age of 19
- Available any time and always free
- Childline can tell you about places near you where you can get help
- Childline won’t tell anyone you’ve called them, unless you’re in danger
If you’re worried about a child or young person
If you’re concerned about a child or young person who is experiencing or exposed to abuse, please call the local 24-hour helpline on 0808 800 0340 run by Juno Women’s Aid
If you’re working with a child or young person experiencing abuse
Find information in our Best Practice Library that will help you offer effective support to a child or young person who is experiencing or exposed to domestic abuse, sexual violence or stalking.
If you’re worried about forced marriage
Call the Forced Marriage Unit on 0207 008 0151
If you’re hurting your partner or being abusive
Call Respect on 0808 802 4040
If you’d like more information on relationships for young people
visit Respect Not Fear
Is it Abuse?
Learn more about Domestic Abuse
Worried about Someone Else?
0800 1111
If you are a child or young person experiencing domestic abuse call Childline
0207 008 0151
Call the Forced Marriage Unit if you’re worried about forced marriage
0808 802 4040
Call Respect if you’re hurting your partner or being abusive
Hide the Signs You’ve Been on This Website
Internet browsers normally save certain information as you use the Internet. This includes words you’ve searched, and a history of the sites you’ve visited. If you’re worried that someone at home will look at what you’ve done online, the safest option is to use a computer at a local library, a friend’s house, or at work. You can also reduce the chance that someone will discover your internet activities by following these instructions to clear your internet history.
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