If you are worried about how someone you know behaves around children or what they do online, we encourage you to get support by working through these sections and contacting our anonymous helpline.
Knowing the signs of potential harm or inappropriate behaviour and where to get help will keep children safe. If someone you know has been arrested for child sexual abuse offences, including viewing sexual images of children online, it’s crucial to address the situation responsibly.
Support and advice
Knowing the signs of harm or inappropriate behaviour and where to get help keeps children safe. If someone you know has been arrested for child sexual abuse offences, including viewing sexual images of children online, it’s crucial to act.
Group work programme
Our Inform programme supports partners, ex-partners, relatives and friends of anyone who has been arrested, cautioned or convicted for internet offences involving indecent images of children or sexual communication with children.
If you have any concerns, questions, or would just like to talk about what you are going through, our experienced, non-judgemental helpline advisors are here to support you. You can stay anonymous and don’t have to give your real name, location or any contact details. If you’re not ready to speak to anyone yet, you can also use our live chat or send a secure email.
Family and Friends Forum
Our Family and Friends Forum is a safe space to share experiences and learn from other people who have gone through the same thing. It can help you prepare for the next stage in the process and better understand the impact on you and your family. We recommend speaking to one of our helpline advisors before visiting the forum, as some content may be upsetting.
We hope this forum will be a valuable source of information, we want it to reduce people’s sense of isolation and to give them a sense of hope for the future.
