Share feedback about talking to Childline

The survey should take around 5-10 minutes. But you can stop filling it out any time you want to. And if there are some questions that you don't want to answer, you can just leave them blank.

Childline is always looking at new ways we can improve and support children and young people better. The survey is being run by the NSPCC (who run Childline) and we want to hear about what you think of talking to a Childline counsellor.

All your answers will be kept anonymous, so we won't ask you for details of who you are or what you talked to Childline about. You don't need to share a lot about yourself, just your thoughts.

We won't know it's you that completed the survey, but if you say who you are and share something that makes us worried about your safety or someone else's, we might need to tell someone about that. Find out more about Childline's confidentiality promise.

Your feedback will be used to write a report that'll be shared within Childline and on the website, but nobody will know who took part in the survey.

Your answers will be stored on a secure computer. Your answers will be first be seen by a member of the Childline team to check if you've shared anything that makes us worry about you or someone else. After that it'll be seen by an NSPCC researcher.

Everybody's answers will be put into a report but nobody will know who has taken part.

The counsellor you spoke to won't see what you've written.

You don't have to complete the survey if you don't want to. And if you do complete it, you don't need to answer anything you don't want to.

Someone at Childline will read every response to the survey. But this might not happen straight away. We also can't reply directly to what you've written in the survey.

If you feel like you want to talk about something that's upsetting, remember you can speak to a Childline counsellor any time.