Find answers about SafeShield, reporting, resources and online safety support.
SafeShield is an online safety information and reporting platform providing education, guidance and resources.
SafeShield provides resources for children, teenagers, parents, schools and communities.
Our public online safety resources are designed to be accessible to everyone.
SafeShield operates online and does not currently provide public physical locations.
Yes. Reports can be submitted through our dedicated reporting page.
The reporting system allows users to provide information without sharing unnecessary personal details.
Reports may be reviewed according to SafeShield procedures and appropriate guidance provided.
No. SafeShield is not an emergency service and should not replace contacting emergency services.
Contact emergency services in your country. If you are in the UK, call 999 for immediate danger.
Consider reporting the content through the platform where it appears and seek support from a trusted adult or appropriate organisation.
Information collection depends on how you interact with our services, such as submitting a report or contacting us.
Information is handled responsibly and according to applicable privacy and data protection requirements.
Our policies page contains links to our privacy, safeguarding and governance documents.
Encourage open conversations, learn about the platforms your child uses and create trusted support pathways.
SafeShield provides guidance about online safety but does not directly provide parental control software.
Save evidence, use reporting tools on the platform and speak to someone you trust.
Sextortion is a form of online exploitation where someone threatens or pressures another person using intimate images or information.
Review privacy settings, avoid sharing unnecessary personal information and use strong account security.
Yes. SafeShield provides resources designed to support online safety education and awareness.
No. SafeShield resources are designed to support existing safeguarding processes and should not replace them.
Schools can contact us for general enquiries, partnerships and resource information.
Organisations may use our publicly available resources where appropriate.
We aim to support wider awareness of online safety through accessible information.