If a child is in immediate danger, call 999
Don't wait to fill in this form. Call the police first, then tell us.
Tell us what's worrying you
Tell us about anything that worries you about a child or young person we work with, or about the behaviour of anyone working for Lexia. You don't need to be sure. If something doesn't feel right, let us know.
- Goes straight to the safeguarding team
- You don't need to be sure
- Your details are optional
What happens next
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We read it
Your report goes straight to the safeguarding team, who read it and decide what needs to happen next.
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We act
If a child may be at risk, we act straight away. This can include contacting children's services or the police.
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We follow up
If you left your details, we may contact you to find out more. To protect the people involved, we can't always share what happens next.
Other ways to get help
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Children's services
Report a concern about a child straight to the council where they live.
Find your local council (opens in a new tab) -
NSPCC helpline
Free advice for any adult who is worried about a child.
0808 800 5000 -
Childline
For children and young people. Free and confidential.
0800 1111 -
Police, non-emergency
If a crime has happened but no one is in immediate danger.
Call 101