Children and Young People
Hello. Thank you for visiting this page. This page is for you if you are a child or young person who is worried about something you, or someone else has experienced in a church, online or elsewhere.
Why are you worried?
Whatever has happened, it is not your fault. The best thing to do is tell an adult you trust what has happened and how you are feeling. They will be able to help you. Remember, always tell an adult if someone is:
This could be someone you know or think of as a friend. Maybe its someone you have met online. If you are in immediate danger, please call the police on 999. Please also tell an adult you trust who will be able to help you.
Who can help? Think of an adult you trust who makes you feel safe. They might be:
After you've talked to them, if you feel you still need help, don't give up! Tell another adult you trust. You can also get help by calling Childline on 0800 1111, or click here for an online chat with a Childline counsellor.
How to ask for help There are lots of ways to ask an adult to help you. Here are some ideas: Tell them about how you are feeling and explain what has happened. The adult should listen and help you.
Are you being bullied? If you are being bullied, tell an adult you trust or talk to someone at Childline - no worry is too big or small. You can speak to someone on the phone by calling: 0800 1111 or online. Go to: www.childline.org.uk/
Worried about something online?
If you need more help because of something that has happened online, then an organisation called the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP), have lots of information, games and videos to help you to stay safe online. Take a look:
They can help you report something that has made you uncomfortable online. Visit their website to make a report or find out how else they can help you: www.ceop.police.uk/ceop-reporting/ Not ready to make a report but need to talk? Call Childline on 0800 1111 or visit them online at: www.childline.org.uk/
Contact usIf you would like to speak to someone in our Safeguarding team, please find their contact information here From 5pm on Friday through to 9am on Monday Thirtyone:eight (previously CCPAS) has been contracted to take safeguarding telephone enquries, that cannot wait until the Diocesan office reopens on Monday morning. Telephone number 0303 003 11 11
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