Safeguarding
signposting

• Coram Children’s Legal Centre operate a migrant children’s project offering support and legal advice
• Safe Passage can support children who are unaccompanied in Europe 
   

• CFAB offer a free Advice Line, five days per week, to provide guidance and practical support on cross-border children and family cases
• The ICRC run the Central Tracing Agency to help you to get back in touch with a missing relative

The Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office have support for parents whose British child has been abducted overseas.

• Family Lives offer a free and confidential helpline to offer emotional support, information, and guidance, call them on 0808 800 2222
• Kidscape offer support and advice to parents, carers, and young people affected by bullying 
   

Individuals can seek advice from:

• The Refugee Council
• Citizens Advice
• British Red Cross or
• Appeal visa decision here

Rape Crisis offer a free phoneline on 0808 500 2222

Galop run a hotline specifically for LGBTQI+ Survivors: 0800 999 5428

Survivors UK have an online chat support available

Please access UK Domestic Abuse local services here:

Women’s Aid directory: here

The National Domestic Abuse Hotline run by Refuge is available to provide support to survivors, & families in a variety of formats including BSL.

Respect run a hotline for male survivors of domestic abuses

If someone is in immediate danger, call the police on 999 straight away

The NHS offers a range of advice for addiction, including drug and gambling addictions.

Help me Stop have rehab centres in Central London, West London and Winchester, as well as support with rehab online.

Additional support can be found at:

• Turning Point,
• ASCA,
• We are with you
• GamCare

• Local councils can give advice and provide emergency and temporary accommodation in some circumstances
• Shelter provides free, confidential advice to people with housing problems
• Crisis is the national charity for homeless people 

MSF has hospitals and other healthcare facilities in countries where access to healthcare is limited.

Please report abuse content via the platform you have seen it on (i.e., Twitter, Facebook, Instagram).

If the content relates to the UK please report to Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) or CEOP. If a UK child or adult is at risk of harm please call the Police on 999 or 101 in a non-emergency.

• Trussell Trust are a collection of foodbanks offering food parcels
• Turn2us offer information on benefits, grants and financial support

If you are concerned that somebody is having a mental health crisis and is a risk to themselves or others, call 999.

If you are concerned about a child, Child, and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) are contactable to support children and young people with mental health concerns.

Your GP can provide advice and support, including medication or referral for talking therapies.

• Samaritans are available if you need to speak with someone on 116 123
• Mind also provides support with mental health
• Shout has a 24/7 text messaging support service- just text SHOUT to 85258
  
   

If you have seen a Save the Children UK fundraising collection or appeal and are unsure if it is legitimate, please contact our Supporter Care team on [email protected]. If you find that a collection or appeal is not legitimate, please report it to the police or Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040 or through their website.