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  1. Sources of support for those who have been affected by an issue online include123:
    • Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP): Provides help and advice on cyberbullying, maintains a website called Think U Know for children and young people, and parents and carers about staying safe online.
    • Internet Matters: Provides regularly refreshed content to support parents and carers with all aspects of e-safety.
    • Report Harmful Content: Provides further support on reporting an issue online.
    • Helplines: There are a few organisations that offer helplines for one-to-one support.
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    The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) Provides help and advice on cyberbullying, the Centre maintains a website called Think U Know for children and young people, and parents and carers about staying safe online. Internet Matters Provides regularly refreshed content to support parents and carers with all aspects of e-safety.

    Sources of information, advice and supp…

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    There are also links to our online issue advice pages, where you can find advice on specific issues plus recommended forums to get support and talk to other parents. You can also visit the Report Harmful Content website to get further support on reporting an issue online.

    Report online issues to protect your chil…

    www.internetmatters.org/report-issue/
    If you need to talk to a trusted adult or a counsellor about something that you have experienced online, here are a few organisations that offer helplines for one-to-one support.

    Social media support – organisations & o…

    www.internetmatters.org/connecting-safely-online/s…
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    Where can I find support online?
    Kooth – Online counselling and emotional well-being platform for young people Childline – Online community to post anything you need support on The Mix – Online community for 13 – 25s from the UK sharing experiences and support anonymously

    Social media support – organisations & online forums - Internet Matters

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    Where can I support my child online?
    Here are a number of organisation where you can get further support and advice to support your child online Internet Matters – Not-for-profit offering bespoke advice for parents to keep their children safe online NSPCC – Charity offering simple advice on keeping safe online

    Social media support – organisations & online forums - Internet Matters

    internetmatters.org
    Where can I find information about internet safety?
    In each internet safety advice hub, you’ll find specific information about the issue, tips on how to talk about the issue with your child, recommended expert resources and practical advice on the positive actions you can take. Here is a break down of the main sections available on each hub:

    Online safety issues - Advice to support children - Internet Matters

    internetmatters.org
    Who can contact if I have been affected by online crime?
    Children and young people who have been affected by online crime can also contact You & Co. You & Co is Victim Support’s youth programme that helps young people cope with the impact and effects of crime. It offers advice on staying safe online and can put you in contact with one of their support workers.

    Victim Support - Get Safe Online

    getsafeonline.org
    What if you're worried about someone online?
    If you’re worried about someone online because of the way they’re acting or the things that they’re posting, you can: report it on the platform they’re using so they can provide support. We all experience not being okay different, but some signs to look out for are: Some phrases or themes to watch out for in online messages are things like:

    Supporting someone online - Samaritans

    samaritans.org
    What is the professional online safety helpline?
    If you work with vulnerable young people and need help to understand or respond to a specific online safety concern, the Professionals Online Safety Helpline is available to provide support to all members of the children’s workforce. How helpful did you find this page?

    Supporting Vulnerable Groups Online - UK Safer Internet Centre

    saferinternet.org.uk
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    Top 10 Places to Go for Advice on Online Safety - Natterhub

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  5. Internet Matters
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    Online safety issues - Advice to support children

    Receive practical tips and advice to deal with the issues your child comes across online and learn when it’s time to involve police. From using parental control settings to having conversations, these actions will help keep your child safe …

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  6. GOV.UK
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    Support for parents and carers to keep children safe online

  7. Get Safe Online
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    Victim Support - Get Safe Online

    Aug 8, 2016 · If you have been affected by cybercrime and need confidential emotional support or advice on what to do next, you can contact Victim Support, the independent charity for victims and witnesses of crime across England …

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  8. Internet Matters
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    Keep Children Safe Online: Information, Advice, …

    Find information and safety settings for your child's devices and apps, along with guidance to tackle online issues they may face. Set up devices safely. Tackle online issues. Choose age appropriate apps. Get tips to talk about online safety.

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  9. Samaritans
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    Supporting someone online - Samaritans

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  10. NSPCC
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    Online abuse | NSPCC

    Learn about different types of online abuse, signs of abuse, effects of abuse and how to get help from NSPCC. Find out how to keep children safe online and what to do if a child reveals online abuse.

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  11. Education and Training UK
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    Sources of E-safety Information, Advice and Support …

    Sources of E-safety Information, Advice and Support for Children and Young People. It’s essential that children know they have people they can turn to if they have any problems or concerns whilst online. They also need to be clear …

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  12. UK Safer Internet Centre
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    Supporting Vulnerable Groups Online - UK Safer …

    For anyone with vulnerabilities or additional needs, the internet brings possibilities to combat isolation, join communities of interest, manage medical conditions, access self-help and overcome myriad barriers they may face in …

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