Support for White Ribbon

Need Help or Advice?
You’re Not Alone.

 

If Something Doesn’t Feel Right

If someone is making you feel unsafe, pressured, controlled or disrespected, you can get help.
If you or someone else is in danger, call 999.

What You Can Ask for Help About

You can reach out if:

  • Someone is checking your phone or controlling what you do
  • You’re being pressured into something you don’t want
  • You’re being threatened or made to feel small
  • Someone is posting about you or spreading rumours
  • You’re getting unwanted messages
  • Something online is making you uncomfortable
  • Home does not feel safe
    If something feels wrong, it is okay to talk about it.

Who You Can Speak To

You can speak to a youth worker, mentor, trusted teacher, safeguarding lead or someone at home.
If talking to someone you know is difficult, use one of the services below:

  • Childline — 0800 1111 | childline.org.uk
  • National Domestic Abuse Helpline — 0808 2000 247
  • Respect (support for boys and young men) — respect.uk.net

Enfield Youth & Family Hubs — speak to a youth worker at Craig Park, Ponders End, Bell Lane or Croyland.

Supporting a Friend

If you are worried about someone:

  • Listen
  • Do not judge
  • Tell them it is not their fault
  • Encourage them to get help
  • Tell a trusted adult if they may be in danger

Section 5: Confidentiality

Most conversations are confidential.
Information is only shared if someone is in immediate danger.

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