Support options available

Support options for anyone affected by the topics in the Safety During Childhood Survey.

In this section

  1. Support for you if you have been affected by any of the topics that are covered in this research
  2. Information and advice on how to support others who have been affected by any of the topics that are covered in this research

1. Support for you if you have been affected by any of the topics that are covered in this research

Support specifically for children and young people

Childline

SHOUT

  • Visit the SHOUT website
  • Text “SHOUT” to 85258 for their crisis messenger

The Mix

Young Minds

Other support

Help for Adult Victims of Child Abuse (HAVOCA) 

Karma Nirvana

A charity supporting people experiencing all forms of honour abuse 

Mind mental health support 

National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) 

Rape Crisis 

Samaritans suicide prevention 

The National Male Survivor helpline 

The Survivors Trust specialist rape and sexual abuse services 

Women's Aid 

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2. Information and advice on how to support others who have been affected by any of the topics that are covered in this research

Internet matters

  • This website offers practical advice to parents who want to keep children safe in the digital world.

  • Visit the Internet Matters website

Lucy Faithfull

A free international prevention toolkit for practitioners and policy makers committed to tackling child sexual abuse. 

National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC)  

Stop it now 

Offers support to anyone concerned about child sexual abuse and its prevention. 

Young Minds parents' helpline  

  • Call 0808 802 5544  

  • Text "SHOUT" to 85258 for their crisis messenger  

  • Visit the Young Minds website

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