Partner with us

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Two people, a woman with curly red hair and glasses and a man with dreadlocks and a beard, sitting at a wooden table in a coffee shop, looking at a laptop together. There are drinks on the table, one with a straw and a lid, and a camera near the edge of the table. The background shows a modern cafe interior with large windows and warm lighting.
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We're the only organisation providing free, frontline cybercrime, digital fraud and online harm support for individuals and sole traders in the UK and USA. To reach even more victims, increase our capacity and respond faster, we actively seek partnerships with organisations who share our values.

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Our growing community

We're proud to work alongside organisations that are committed to creating a safer digital world. Explore the businesses, charities and public sector organisations helping to make our work possible.

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The difference we’re making

Every partnership helps us reach more people affected by cybercrime, expand our free support services, and drive lasting change. Discover the real-world impact we've made together with our supporters.

Ways to partner

Whether through funding, pro bono services, or employee volunteering schemes, corporate partnerships help us expand our impact. In return, you will get:

  • Public recognition across our website, social media, and communications.

  • A dedicated partnership liaison from our team.

  • Access to free awareness resources for your staff and customers.

  • Opportunities to contribute to fundraising initiatives and national conversations about online safety.

  • Bespoke training packages for a fee for your organisation. 

Become a Corporate Partner

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Public sector

We work alongside charities, local authorities, policing, healthcare, education, housing, and safeguarding organisations to ensure that victims are identified quickly and signposted to specialist support. If your organisation comes into contact with people affected by cybercrime, digital fraud, or online harm, we can work together to improve support and outcomes for victims. We would love to have a conversation to explore how we can work together.

Let’s work together

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Our partnership principles

A partnership with The Cyber Helpline is built on shared values. We ask that all partners uphold our commitment to treating victims with the care, dignity, and respect they deserve. We can work together to communicate about cybercrime and online harm in a responsible and compassionate manner.

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Reach out

If you are interested in exploring a partnership, please reach out to our partnerships team. We welcome conversations at any stage, whether you have a clear proposal in mind or you want to explore what’s possible.