Safety help
If something makes you feel scared, sad or confused, remember:
- StopStop what you are doing.
- Don’t replyDon’t answer, click or share anything.
- TellTell a grown-up you trust. You will not be in trouble.
People who can help (India)
- Child Helpline1098Free, 24 hours a day. For any child who needs help or feels unsafe.
- Emergency112Police, fire or ambulance when someone is in danger right now.
- Cyber Crime Helpline1930For grown-ups: report online threats, scams or harassment.cybercrime.gov.in (for grown-ups, opens a new tab)
Trust and saying no
- You are allowed to say no if something feels wrong — even to someone you know.
- A good friend never asks you to do something that hurts you or someone else.
- If you are not sure, ask a grown-up you trust before you do it.
People you don’t know
- Never go anywhere with someone you don’t know, even if they offer a treat or say a parent sent them.
- Make a family “safe word” that only your trusted grown-ups know.
- Online, people are not always who they say they are.
Bullying
- Bullying is when someone keeps being unkind on purpose. It is never your fault.
- Stay calm, get away to somewhere safe, and tell a grown-up you trust.
- If you see someone else being bullied, you can stand with them and tell a grown-up too.
Staying safe online
- Never share your full name, school, address, phone number or photos with people online.
- A safe friend never asks you to keep secrets from your family.
- If a message makes you feel worried or strange, don’t reply — show a grown-up.
- Messages saying you have won a prize, or asking for a password, are usually tricks.
How this website keeps you safe
- There is no chat, no messages and no comments, so strangers cannot contact you here.
- You never need to type your name or make an account.
- There are no adverts.
For grown-ups: if you see anything on this site that seems wrong or unsafe, email [email protected]. We aim to reply within two working days and will remove anything unsafe straight away.