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Get help and advice for child sexual abuse

Call Triple Zero (000) in an emergency, or if you believe a child is in immediate danger or in a life-threatening situation

Help is available if you believe a child is experiencing or is at risk of experiencing child sexual abuse or if you are unsure and would like advice and support.

How to make a report

If you believe a child is being sexually abused, or if you have reason to be concerned for their safety, it is important to make a report. Not only is it the right thing to do, but it’s also the law.

Find out more about what you need to do and how to make a report.

Support

Support is also available from:

Need to make a report?

If you're concerned for a child's safety, there are many ways to make a report.

Urgent contacts

In an emergency, phone Triple Zero (000).

Phone your local police station about criminal matters related to child sexual abuse.

If you have reason to suspect a child is experiencing, or is at risk of, sexual abuse, find out how to report child abuse.

From 5 July 2021, it is an offence for any adult not to report sexual offending against a child by another adult to police, unless there is a reasonable reason not to.

For general advice phone Child Safety Services on:
- 13 QGOV (13 74 68)
- 1800 177 135 (free call).