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Child protection

Introduction

This section contains useful guidance and information for parents, guardians, professionals and children to ensure all children are safeguarded from harm.

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In this section:

Adult Survivors

Should I report being a victim of child sexual abuse to the police? If I do contact police – what happens next? Reporting to the...

Are They Safe?

Support the ‘Are They Safe’ campaign to help prevent child abuse or neglect.

Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme – Sarah’s Law

What is the Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme? The Scheme (also known as Sarah’s Law) is a formal way for members of the public to...

Child Sexual Exploitation

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) is something that can affect any child, anytime, anywhere – regardless of their social or ethnic...

Child abuse

There are many forms of abuse against children, all of which can have long term effects on the wellbeing of a child. The four main...

Cover your tracks

It’s important to know how to clear your browser history. If you do not know what browser you are using, click on 'Help' on the...

Sarah’s Law

Sarah's Law is a way for people to enquire whether someone who has contact with a child has a record of child sex offending or poses a risk to a child.

Support Agencies

Anyone with concerns about child protection can contact the police on 101. In an emergency always dial 999. Information can be passed...

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