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Last updated: 20 July 12:30
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In an emergency you should always call 999. This includes if yours, or someone else’s life is at risk, or if a crime is in progress.
There are also a number of other organisations you can go to for help and support.
ChildLine is a free helpline for children and young people, and it’s private and confidential. This means that they won’t tell anyone else what you’ve said.
You can call them 24/7 on 0800 1111 – the number won’t appear on your phone bill.
You can also visit the ChildLine website to speak to a counsellor online.
Fearless provides information about lots of different things including cyber-crime, drugs and alcohol, and abuse. You can also give information online100% safely and anonymously.
The ThinkUKnow website has lots of advice and support for anyone of any age - whether you’ve just got a question you want to know the answer for, you just want to find out a bit more, or you know someone who is being sexually exploited.
Visit the young person section of the Bedfordshire Against CSE website to find out more about CSE, including how you can keep yourself safe.
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