Report Concerns

If you think the child or children you are worried about are in immediate danger please call the Police on 999, or the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000.

Please note the NNCEE will not investigate the concerns you are reporting.

We will however pass them to the appropriate Local Authority Child Employment Officer in order for them to carry out any investigation.

Alternatively, you can speak to the Local Authority Child Employment Officer directly about your concerns.
You can search for their contact details using the Find My Council page HERE.

This form will time out and the information you have entered will be deleted if you leave it inactive.
This is to protect your privacy as well as those you are concerned about.

Please note this is an automated service and we will be notified of your report during working hours (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5.00pm).
We will pass on any concerns to the appropriate Local Authority as soon as possible.

Instructions

Tips to help you complete our form

If the concern is serious

We will pass the information given to the Local Authority where the production or employment has taken place for them to investigate.

We will contact the Police if we think that we need to check on a child's safety or if an investigation is needed, for example if there is a disclosure of sexual abuse.

If you think the child or children you are worried about are in immediate danger please call the Police on 999, or the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000.

Protecting your safety

We have taken steps to protect you and the person you are concerned about.

To ensure the information you are sharing with us remains confidential and private you can:

switch to private browsing on the browser you are using to complete this form
clear your browsing data (internet history) immediately after you have submitted the form
reset the password on your computer, phone or device and ensure you choose a secure password no one else knows

Before you begin the form

We will ask you the details about the concern e.g. name, address and Local Authority. If you can try to have these to hand before you complete the form or if you do not have this information please provide as much detail as you are able to.

It is helpful if you give examples of the things you are worried about and tell us how they affect the child or children.

If you want advice about a situation please contact your Local Authority Child Employment Officer directly

What we do with your details

There are lots of reasons why you might want to remain anonymous. You do not have to share your details with us, but if you do, you can tell us not to share them with other agencies - like the Police or Social Care.

If we think a child could be at risk we have a duty to share information that you give us with other agencies. But we will respect your wishes around remaining anonymous.

If you do provide us with your details, this means we can:

pass this information on to the Local Authority where the production or employment is taking place in order for them to investigate the concern
pass this information on so the Local Authority can come back to you for further information or to clarify something

If you have any concerns about a child and possible abuse online please contact CEOP . They are a law enforcement agency and are there to keep children and young people safe from sexual exploitation and abuse. They have an online form you can complete in order to contact them.

Production / Employer Details

Name of Production / Employer *
Date of Production / Incident *
Address of Production / Employer *
Details of Concern *

Have you reported this to someone else?

If so, please give their name and contact number below:

Name of other person
Contact number for other person

Your Contact Details

These details are optional - you only need to complete them if you are prepared to have someone contact you for further information in relation to your concern or for you to be kept up to date with progress on your concerns.

Name
Organisation
Email
Phone / Mobile