How to report a safeguarding concern

 

If a child is in immediate danger, left alone or missing, you should contact the police and / or an ambulance using 999.

If there is no immediate danger, but you are concerned about a child's welfare, please report your concern to our Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH). This details how to report a concern if you're a child, parent, carer, or professional and what happens after.

Report a concern

​Information for professionals working with children

Get support for children you work with or are concerned about.

Area for professionals

Advice on bullying

Information on how to handle bullying for professionals and parents or carers.

Children in employment and entertainment

Information on chaperone licences, child performance licences and child work permits.

Staying safe online

How professionals and parents or carers can protect children from online harm.

Report a concern about an adult working with children

How to report a concern about the behaviour of an adult working with children.

What happens if your child is referred for support?

Information for parents or carers about the early help assessment (EHA) and how you, and your child, could be involved with it.

Children's Trust Therapy Services

Therapeutic help and interventions to improve the well-being of children, young people, adults and families.

Visit Therapy Services

​Young Northants

You could be worried about someone you know or are worried about certain things for yourself. It could be abuse, whether physical or mental, advice on staying healthy, relationships, money or knowing your rights.

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