If you’ve been a victim of sexual abuse, or it has happened to someone you know,
make a report safely and securely on the platforms below.
You can talk to us about anything that is worrying you, online or on the phone. No worry is too big or too small.
Report to Childline
If you’re worried about a child, you can always talk to us confidentially on our helpline for information and advice.
Report to NSPCC
Worried about online sexual abuse or the way someone has been communicating with you or your child online?
Report to CE-OPIf you suspect something and want to make a report, but do not want to identify yourself, click the tab below
and provide as much information as possible, and we guarantee your identity will be kept 100% anonymous.
Your IP address and location are not tracked by Crimestoppers
It can be scary finding out a nude image or video of you has been shared online.
But Childline can help identify and remove this for you.
You can report child sexual abuse images hosted anywhere in the world, criminally obscene adult content hosted in the UK and non-photographic child sexual abuse images hosted in the UK, to the Internet Watch Foundation.
If you are worried about someone in your child’s life, you can get them checked by the police to see if they have a record of child sexual offences.
NAPAC provide support and information for people abused in childhood.
Human trafficking is the movement of people by means such as force, fraud, coercion or deception, with the aim of exploiting them.
The British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy provides a list of counsellors and psychotherapists and professional bodies offering therapy.
Everything we do is to prevent and eliminate child sexual abuse.
We believe in challenging the status quo and doing things differently. Technology has allowed the growth of child sexual abuse and exploitation so we need to redesign our response harnessing technological, digital and social platforms to fight this epidemic.
Resources – We believe that 95% of abuse is preventable through education and awareness.
We have brought together a collective of abuse education resources empowering adults through increased awareness, and the ability to start conversations. We have made it simple to share the resources with your friends, families, business network, social platforms, as far and wide as possible, as evidence shows a direct correlation between awareness and preventing abuse, so even one click, and one share can help prevent abuse.
Reporting – We have brought together the best safe, secure and confidential abuse reporting and support helplines, empowering you to access support, and if abuse is suspected or disclosed to ACT and REPORT.
That’s why we’ve set our sights on a bold goal: to make the UK the safest place in the world, free from child sexual abuse, where children can grow up happy, healthy and safe.
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1 in 10 children will suffer child sexual abuse before the age of 18.
Whilst official statistics paint a staggeringly appalling picture, the scale is likely to be much higher due to unsurmountable barriers to disclosure. Evidence shows over 90% of abuse is carried out by someone the victim knows, or known by the family.
Children are suffering in silence and perpetrators are operating with impunity.
It occurs at every socioeconomic level, across ethnic and cultural lines, within all religions and at all levels of education. When sexual abuse does occur, over 70% keep their abuse a secret for at least 5 years, many stay silent for decades, and some never tell.
Good people are united in our view that sexual crimes against children are abhorrent and among the worst offences an individual can perpetrate, however they are unaware how they can make a difference.
