Get help now
If a child is in danger right now, call the emergency number. The numbers below are free. They can help you, or a child, today.
DROP is peer support. It is not professional advice, therapy or crisis support. If a child is in danger, contact the police or a child helpline now.
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In the EU
112 works in every EU country. The 116 numbers are shared across the EU, but not every country runs every line.
- 112EmergenciesCall 112
- 116 111Child helplineCall 116 111
- 116 000Missing childrenCall 116 000
- 116 123Emotional supportCall 116 123
In the UK
- 999EmergenciesCall 999
- 0800 1111ChildlineCall 0800 1111
- 116 123SamaritansCall 116 123
Anywhere else
Outside the EU and the UK, find the child helpline for your country in the Child Helpline International directory.
Find your country's child helpline (opens in a new tab)Report online
Police online reporting
In Estonia, you can report a crime to the Police and Border Guard Board online. Anywhere else, contact your local police. For anything urgent, call 112.
Report to the Estonian police (opens in a new tab)Child sexual abuse material
If you find sexual images or videos of a child online, do not share or save them. Report them to the hotline in your country. The INHOPE directory lists them.
INHOPE hotline directory (opens in a new tab)