Get support
You can contact Childline about anything. Whatever your worry, it's better out than in. We're here to support you.
There are lots of different ways to speak to a Childline counsellor or get support from other young people.
Update from Childline
We're working a little differently because of coronavirus. It may also take us a little longer than normal for us to reply to emails.
But you can still speak to a counsellor by calling 0800 111 or via 1-2-1 chat between 7.30am and 3.30am every day.
Call, Chat online or Email US
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If you are deaf, Deaf or hard of hearing, you can get support from Childline in lots of ways.
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Talk to other young people
Talk on the message boards safely and anonymously, or read what other young people have posted.
You can talk about all sorts of things on the boards. You could say what’s worrying you, offer support, or just share something that makes you feel good.
Write to Ask Sam
Sam answers letters from young people like you every week. Whatever your worry, there’s probably a letter for you.
Anyone can write to Sam, you don’t need to sign up or tell us your name. Sam reads every letter you send, and chooses a few each week to answer on the website.
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Did you know?
30% of our counsellors prefer cats to dogs.
