Useful organisations

There are many organisations who can provide support and advice:

Childline: for advice and support to children and young people. Phone: 0800 1111
Internet Watch Foundation: the UK website for reporting illegal internet content
NSPCC: information for parents and children/young people on the dangers of surfing the net. Phone 0808 800 5000
CEOP: advice and information from the National Crime Agency's CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) Command
Kidscape: a children's charity that gives practical advice to young people about bullying and keeping safe
The Samaritans: confidential helpline for young people experiencing feelings of distress or despair. Phone 08457 90 90 90
Youth Access: this organisation will put you in touch with local services that offer information, advice and counselling. Phone 020 8772 9900
You can report a crime online with South Yorkshire Police by clicking here

Links to useful websites:

Marie Collins Foundation - Supports children, young people and families affected by technology-assisted child sexual abuse and provides advice, guidance and recovery support
TALK - A practical guide from the Internet Watch Foundation to help parents and carers understand online sexual abuse risks and support children to stay safe online
YoungMinds - Mental health advice and emotional support resources for young people and parents
Parent Zone - Support and information to help parents navigate children’s digital lives and emerging technologies with specific guidance on AI
NSPCC - Practical advice for parents and carers on keeping children safe online, talking about difficult topics and getting support
Internet Watch Foundation Professional Guides: Understanding and Responding to AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material
CEOP Education - part of the National Crime Agency who run an education programme which aims to reduce the vulnerability of children and young people to online sexual abuse

King Edward VII School