County lines and cuckooing

Specialist support and rescue service for young people and families being criminally exploited through county lines. Workers can help rescue young people from London, West Midlands, Merseyside and Greater Manchester, including out of hours.

Emotional support for children aged 12-18 who’ve been a victim of or witnessed a serious crime, including domestic abuse. For younger children, workers will try to find local play therapists and offer support and guidance to parents and carers.

Report crime, get advice and find information about policing across Greater Manchester. Call 999 in an emergency or 101 for non-emergencies.

Education resource with a serious and organised crime toolkit. Helps professionals working with young people spot risks and identify when support is needed.

Government framework for identifying and referring potential victims of modern slavery and making sure they get appropriate support.

Free, confidential and anonymous helpline for young people and family members affected by county lines and criminal exploitation.

Prevention programme that helps professionals and the public keep children safe.

Free, confidential support and information for young people under 25.

Recovery and reintegration support for victims of modern slavery in England and Wales. First responder organisation that can refer you to the National Referral Mechanism.

Anti-slavery charity running the modern slavery and exploitation 24-hour helpline. You can call anonymously and help is available in more than 200 languages.

Greater Manchester campaign to encourage people to speak out if they’re concerned about a young person. Lists different ways to report concerns.