Recognise Abuse

We all have a responsibility for safeguarding children and keeping them safe.

Anything you notice can help a child at risk.

We all have a role to play in protecting children and young people from child abuse and neglect. Many people do not act because they are worried about being wrong.

You don't have to be absolutely certain; if you're concerned a child is being abused or their safety is at risk, speak to someone.

Follow the simple steps below. Reporting your concerns could provide the missing piece of information that is needed to keep a child safe.

Abuse can include

We all have a role to play in protecting children and young people from child abuse and neglect. Many people do not act because they are worried about being wrong.

You don't have to be absolutely certain; if you're concerned a child is being abused or their safety is at risk, speak to someone.

Follow the simple steps below. Reporting your concerns could provide the missing piece of information that is needed to keep a child safe.

To spot the signs of Child Abuse And neglect look out for changes in these characteristics:

  • Appearance: such as unusual injuries or consistently poor hygiene.
  • Behaviour: such as being withdrawn, overly anxious, disruptive or self-harming, or any other sudden changes in behaviour.
  • Communication: such as talking aggressively, using sexual language or becoming secretive.
Getting in touch

Members of the public If you are worried about a child's safety call 01481 223182 or 222222 (out of office hours).

Child is low risk and vulnerable You should contact the Multi-Agency Support Hub (MASH). It is the single point of entryto multi agency help for children in need and their families.

Child is imminent risk of significant harm Phone the MASH Team on 01481 223182 .If you are unable to speak to someone and youhave immediate concerns for a child, dial 999 and ask for the police.

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