This page contains links to information that young people can use to keep themselves safe or report places that make them feel unsafe. You can also find out how to report crime anonymously. 

You can report crime 100% anonymously on the Fearless website. Their online report form will not ask you for any personal information. You can also call them to report crime anonymously. 

Strut Safe is a UK-wide phone line. If you're walking alone in the evening or at night, volunteers will be a friendly voice to keep you company on the phone and help you feel safe until you get home.

Hollie Guard is a personal safety app that has multiple features including being able to shake your phone or press the panic button to trigger an immediate alert. Your GPS location is shared with emergency contacts while audio and video recording begins automatically.

The app works closely with police forces, government bodies, charities, and businesses to ensure their technology meets the highest standards of safeguarding and evidence capture. 

Safer Streets North Somerset is a pilot service for anyone to anonymously tell us about public places where you have felt unsafe. This could be because of:

• environmental issues such as street lighting, abandoned buildings or vandalism
• behaviours such as being followed or verbally abused

Get help and advice about a wide range of issues. You can use their website to talk to a counsellor online, send Childline an email or post on the message boards. You can also call them on 0800 1111.

The Children’s society provide specialist support that empowers young people to make positive changes and rediscover their hope. They want a future they can look forward to and we’re here to make sure they get it. Working alongside young people, their families and community, they will not rest until together, step-by-step, we've created a society built for all children.