NEED HELP?

If you feel you are at immediate risk of harm, it is important to get help as soon as possible.

If you can, ask someone nearby for help.

As well as calling 112 for help from the emergency services in your country (police, ambulance, etc), you may also call the 116 000 hotline for missing children (for free) which works across Europe.

You can call the 116 000 hotline for free across Europe. The person who answers the call will be able to provide support and advice about your situation in your local language. You may also choose to call your local police for help, or other children’s organisations in your country (see list below). If you a have friend or adult you trust, you can ask them to help you make contact for support.

If you tried calling the hotline, but could not get through or if you still have problems, please send an email to: info@missingchildreneurope.eu.

You can call the 116 000 hotline for free in all of Europe to ask for support and advise. You may also provide them with information that can help protect them.

You may provide them with information that can help protect them.

You may also choose to inform your local police of any information you have.

If you would like to talk to someone or need advice on issues related to violence, abuse of any kind, bulling, problems at school or home, then you can also call the 116 111 child helpline that provides this type of support.

The helpline works similarly to the 116 000 hotline but provides more daily and ongoing support.