Support organisations directory

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Other organisations offer a range of specialist support. We’ve compiled a list of useful links to support organisations — based mainly in the UK. 

Help with cybercrime

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    Report Fraud

    Report Fraud is the national fraud and cyber crime reporting centre in England, Wales & Northern Ireland. If you have been the victim of a crime you should report it to Report Fraud. 

    Phone: 0300 123 2040

  • Victim Support logo

    Victim Support

    Victim Support helps people feel safer and find the strength to move beyond crime. Support is free, confidential and tailored.

    Phone: 08 08 16 89 111

  • CEOP logo

    CEOP

    The Child Exploitation and Online Protection command (CEOP) is a law enforcement agency and is focussed on helping to keep children and young people safe from sexual abuse and grooming online.

  • No More Ransom logo

    No More Ransom!

    The No More Ransom! project combines law enforcement and the cyber security to beat ransomware. They provide a range of tools to help individuals recover from ransomware infections.

  • Police Scorland logo

    Police Scotland

    In Scotland, report cyber crime to Police Scotland.

  • Revenge Porn Helpline logo

    Revenge Porn Helpline

    The Revenge Porn Helpline is a specialist helpline for victims of revenge porn. They support you if you are 18 years old or older.

  • Report Harmful Content logo

    Report Harmful Content

    Report Harmful Content is a service that support users with harmful content online after they have reported to the platform themselves. It helps press sites like social media platforms to take action.

Help with cybersecurity

  • Get Safe Online logo

    Get Safe Online

    Get Safe Online is the UK’s leading source of unbiased, factual and easy-to-understand information on online safety from protecting yourself, your computer, to information about shopping, banking, social networking and safeguarding children.

  • A digital illustration of cybersecurity concept featuring a large computer screen, a shield with a lock symbol, a woman sitting at a desk with a laptop, and a man on a ladder adjusting the shield, with purple and pink abstract background.

    Cyber Aware

    HM Government’s Cyber Aware campaign with useful advice on how to stay safe and protected online. 

  • Have I Been Pwned logo

    Have I Been Pwned?

    The Have I Been Pwned? website allows you to run your email address past a list of known accounts known to be breached by cyber criminals. It also tells you what information was taken as in the breaches.

Help with fraud

  • Cifas logo

    cifas

    cifas is the leader in fraud prevention and offer a protective registration service to guard against identity fraudsters. 

  • Take Five to Stop Fraud logo

    Take Five

    Take Five offers straight-forward and impartial advice to help everyone in the UK protect themselves against financial fraud.

Help for children

  • BullyingUK logo

    Bullying UK

    Cyber Bullying Advice from Bullying UK, part of Family Lives.

  • NSPCC logo

    NSPCC

    NSPCC provides help with online Safety for Children. 

  • Breck Foundation logo

    Breck Foundation

    The Breck Foundation provides educations resources to keep children safe online.

  • internet matters.org logo

    Internet Matters

    Internet Matters helps parents keep their children safe online.

Help with stalking

  • Protection Against Stalking logo

    Protection Against Stalking

    Protection Against Stalking is a specialist stalking charity that can support you if you are being stalked on or offline.

  • National Stalking Helpline logo

    National Stalking Helpline

    The National Stalking Helpline can support you if you or someone you know is being made to feel harassed or intimidated by the behaviour of another person.

  • Action Against Stalking logo

    Action Against Stalking

    Action Against Stalking is a UK wide charity that deliveries accredited training to professionals, and offers professional support, advocacy, advice and recovery to victims of stalking.