Already done something you're worried about?
It's not too late to ask for support.
Sometimes we only begin to question a decision after we've made it.
Perhaps you've already clicked a link, replied to someone, shared something, sent or received money, agreed to something, or taken another action that now worries you.
Whatever has happened, don't let embarrassment or fear of getting into trouble stop you from speaking to someone you trust.
You may not know yet whether there is actually a problem. That's okay. You don't have to work that out by yourself.
Bring someone you trust into your CIRCLE and decide what to do next together.
Finding appropriate support
ASPIRE-GJR is an education and training organisation. We do not provide individual safeguarding, counselling or emergency support.
If something raised by one of our videos concerns you personally, there are independent organisations with specialist expertise that may be able to provide information and support.
Childline
Childline provides free, confidential support for children and young people about a wide range of concerns.
CEOP Safety Centre
The CEOP Safety Centre provides specialist information and a reporting route for children and young people who have concerns about inappropriate or unsafe behaviour online.
Report Remove
Report Remove is a service provided by Childline and the Internet Watch Foundation for young people concerned about private or intimate images of themselves that have been shared online.
Need help urgently?
ASPIRE-GJR does not provide emergency assistance.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, or a crime is happening now, call 999 and ask for the appropriate emergency service.
For a police matter that does not require an immediate response, call 101 or contact the police online.
About ASPIRE-GJR
ASPIRE-GJR is an education and training organisation focused on developing skills, critical thinking, judgement and future-readiness in a technology-shaped world.
Our CIRCLE framework encourages people to think carefully about decisions, consider different perspectives and recognise when it may be useful to involve someone else.
The information on this page is provided for general signposting purposes.
ASPIRE-GJR does not provide individual safeguarding, counselling, legal advice or emergency services.
If you would like to learn more about ASPIRE-GJR, CIRCLE, our courses or how our educational programmes can be used within your organisation, please visit our main website or contact us through our usual professional contact route.
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You do not need to provide ASPIRE-GJR with personal information to use the resources on this page.
If you contact us for another purpose, our Privacy Policy explains how we collect and use personal information.