Do You Need Advice or Support?
All children and young people have the right to be safe in all environments, for example, at home, school, on the street, and on the internet. It is the role of parents, carers, teachers, learning mentors, doctors, nurses, social workers, police officers, faith leaders and sports coaches to ensure that you are safe from harm.
If something is worrying you or making you scared and you're not sure if it is abuse, it's important to talk to someone you trust.
If you’ve got a problem or are worried about someone, such as a brother or sister, parent or a friend, it can be hard to know what to do. But you don’t have to cope on your own. As a child or young person, you have the right to grow up safe from people hurting you or failing to ensure that you are cared for. All adults have a responsibility to protect you.
You can also provide information about crime or abuse without giving your name or any personal details.
Visit Fearless.org for more details.
What happens when you call Childline?
In an emergency
999
If you or someone you're worried about is at immediate risk of harm, please dial 999.
Speak to a Social Worker
If you are worried about your safety or the safety of someone else, you can phone and speak to a social worker at Lambeth Social Care. 24 hours a day.
Free and Confidential
You can contact Childline about anything. Whatever your worry, it's better out than in. They're there to support you and help you find ways to cope.
Lambeth Made
Visit the Lambeth Made website for links to a great range of activities and opportunities to help you grow, learn and get ahead in life.
Childhood Abuse Support
The NAPAC organisation caters for young survivors of abuse and those that care for them.
Adults/teachers/ social workers can read more from this booklet
Make Your Voice Heard
The Lambeth Youth Council represent the voice of all children and young people in Lambeth. Get involved and make your voice heard.
Mental Health Support
Mind, the charity that supports mental health and well-being, have created a directory of services to support children and young people in Southwark. Check out their website.
Free & Confidential Space
Fearless.org offers useful advice and information for young people and provides a safe place to give information about crime - 100% anonymously. Check out and use their resources on issues such as county lines, weapons, etc.
