If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, these numbers provide professional, confidential support at any time of day or night.
Someone is in immediate danger, seriously injured, or a crime is happening now
Police, Ambulance, Fire, Coastguard
Works anywhere in Europe
Silent Emergency: Can't speak? Call 999 and press 55 when prompted (mobile only)
If the perpetrator is a police officer or emergency service worker: You can still call 999. Ask to speak to a supervisor or contact the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
A child is missing, in immediate danger, or being harmed
24/7 child protection specialists
For children and young people
Search local services online
For immediate danger: Call 999 first, then NSPCC for additional support
Professional, confidential support for survivors of sexual violence
24/7 support line & online chat
5pm-midnight daily
Information & support line
24/7 helpline
Free, confidential support for anyone 16+ affected by sexual violence. Available 24/7.
Support for anyone experiencing domestic violence or abuse
24/7 freephone helpline
Domestic abuse support
Domestic abuse & forced marriage
All calls are free and can be made from any phone, including mobiles without credit.
You don't need to give your name - you can remain anonymous if you prefer.
All calls are confidential - trained professionals are there to listen without judgment.
Language support available - ask for an interpreter if English isn't your first language.
You are not alone. Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.