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Child Protection
What do I do if I am concerned?
If you are concerned about a child's [safety and protection], speak to someone.
This might be a health visitor, nursery staff teacher, family doctor (GP), social
worker, police officer or children's reporter.
Make sure that you:
- act promptly;
- raise your concerns; and
- give as much information as you know about the child and family.
If you do not share your concerns a child may be harmed.