NSPCC helpline always available

Home isn’t always a safe place. Schools closing could put some children at greater risk of abuse and neglect and that’s why we’re supporting the NSPCC.

5th May, 2020

Home isn’t always a safe place. Schools closing could put some children at greater risk of abuse and neglect and that’s why we’re supporting the NSPCC.

If you’re worried about a child or young person, or if you notice that something just doesn’t seem right, the @NSPCC is here.

You can talk to their helpline team who offer free support and guidance on 0808 800 5000 (8am-10pm Mon-Fri / 9am-6pm weekends) or you can email help@nspcc.org.uk 24/7.

Alternatively, if you have specific concerns about the safety of a child or young person in Norfolk you can call Norfolk County Council Children’s Services on 0344 800 8020.

Don’t wait, get help – Spotting Serious Illness in Children

11st May, 2020

Spotting Serious Illness in Children It can be tricky to know when your child needs medical care, including who to contact and when.

New Live Chat Services available

29th April, 2020

We would like to draw your attention to two new free live chat facilities which are now available to those seeking assistance and support from online resources.

New phoneline offering mental health support is open

27th April, 2020

Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT), providers of the Norfolk well-being service and mental health care services have launched First Response a new 24/7 helpline offering immediate advice, support and signposting for people with mental health difficulties.