Sometimes even the best parents find that problems with their children can be overwhelming, especially if they arrive at difficult, pressured times in life. So don’t feel bad about asking for help. There are many agencies that can provide this: 

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This UK government organisation reports directly to the UK Prime Minister and offers advice and policy steering on internet child safety.

This site offers great advice for children, parents and teachers about how to have fun online - but stay safe. The site covers games, mobile phones, chat, social networking and more.

Know IT All is a set of award-winning resources developed by children's internet charity Childnet International to help educate both young people, parents and teachers about safe and positive use of the Internet.

 

NSPCC
The NSPCC is dedicated to stopping cruelty to children. The web site offers advice and publishes the free Childline number for children to call as well as the NSPCC helpline.

BECTA
This government agency offers advice on how to keep children safe while they learn online.

If you Discover Inappropriate Images or Behaviour

Internet Watch Foundation
Here's where you can report illegal content, specifically child sexual abuse content (hosted on websites worldwide) and criminally obscene and incitement to racial hatred content (hosted on websites in the UK).

Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
As part of the UK police, the centre is dedicated to protecting children from sexual abuse wherever they may be. You can contact them to report abuse.

Please note: Forensic Software provides these links in good faith. However, we are not responsible for advice provided by other organisations.

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