Are you worried about a child?
If you're worried about a child, you can speak to the NSPCC Helpline on 0808 800 5000, or email us. The service is here to help you whenever you need to talk about your concerns.
When should I be worried?
Warning signs can be rare or hard to spot when a child is being abused. So if you have seen something that concerns you, please don't leave it.
Talking to our experts
Learn more about child abuse and welfare issues. If your particular concern isn't covered, our helpline experts will still be able to help you and give you advice.
What is the NSPCC Helpline?
The NSPCC Helpline is a free, 24-hour service for anyone worried about a child. You can get in touch with our child protection experts by phone, email or online. You don't even have to say who you are.
Helpline FAQs
For the answers to any other questions about the NSPCC Helpline or the service it provides, check here.
Advice for adults abused as a child
If you are an adult who was abused in childhood, there are people who can help you. If someone you know was abused, you can be there in their recovery.
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Worried about a child?
You may be their only hope. Call the NSPCC Helpline now on 0808 800 5000
