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 PLEASE NOTE: THE PANEL DOES NOT PROVIDE EMERGENCY OR OUT OF OFFICE HOURS COVER. 

If you have a serious or emergency safeguarding concern outside of usual office hours that needs immediate attention please see  below or see  Advice and Support (panel.cymru) on our website for more sources of support. 

 If you or someone you know feels suicidal, or may be a danger to themselves or others, call 999,or contact Samaritans or Shout - Crisis Text Line 

If you SEE, HEAR or SUSPECT that a child, young person or vulnerable adult has suffered or is at risk of abuse, neglect or harm - see our step by step guide here.   See also more helpline numbers  here: advice-and-support

 

REPORT A SAFEGUARDING CONCERN ABOUT A CHILD OR YOUNG PERSON UP TO THE AGE OF 18 YEARS

If you’re worried about a child or young person in your family or community, please call 101.

In an emergency call 999 to contact the Police or Ambulance

Alternatively you can contact social services in your area. Click on the link below for your area

Cardiff and the Vale Safeguarding Children Board

CYSUR/Mid and West Wales Safeguarding Children Board

Cwm Taf Morgannwg Safeguarding Children Board 

Gwent Safeguarding Children Board

North Wales Safeguarding Children Board 

West Glamorgan (Western Bay) Safeguarding Children Board

REPORT A SAFEGUARDING CONCERN ABOUT AN ADULT (OVER 18 YEARS)

If you’re worried about an adult in your family or community, please call 101 

Alternatively you can contact social services in your area. The contact information is available via the local safeguarding boards:

Cardiff and the Vale Safeguarding Adults Board

CYSUR/Mid and West Wales Safeguarding Adults Board

Cwm Taf Morgannwg Safeguarding Adults Board (see right side of page)

Gwent Safeguarding Adults Board

North Wales Safeguarding Adults Board (see footer of page)

West Glamorgan (Western Bay) Safeguarding  Board

Your call can make the difference in keeping an adult or child safe

Services and social settings that usually support children and adults are not seeing people from your community in the same way as usual. You can make a big difference in keeping children and adults safe by letting services know if you think someone needs help.

 DOMESTIC ABUSE:

Help and support for those who are experiencing or know someone experiencing domestic abuse and sexual violence 
 
Clare's Law (clares-law.com) also known as the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS) is a police policy giving people the right to know if their current or ex-partner has any previous history of violence or abuse.
 
See also more help and advice contact details on the Interdenominational Safeguarding Panel website