Contact Someone For Help

Cumbria Police
If you are at immediate risk of harm, or a crime or incident has taken place, contact the Police on 999
If a non-emergency phone 101
Active Cumbria
Our safeguarding lead is Cameron Wilson, if you have a concern, or require support and guidance please do not hesitate to contact Cameron.Wilson@cumberland.gov.uk
tel: 07423 797081.

Ann Craft Trust
A Leading UK Authority on Safeguarding Disabled Children and Adults at Risk
Telephone: 0115 951 5400 Email: ann-craft-trust@nottingham.ac.uk

Cumbria Safeguarding Hub
If you are worried that a child is at risk of harm please contact the relevant Safeguarding Hub based on locality:
Cumberland Safeguarding Hub
- Telephone Number - 0333 240 1727
- Email Address – safeguarding.hub@cumberland.gov.uk
Westmorland and Furness Safeguarding Hub
- Telephone Number - 0300 373 2724
- Email Address – safeguarding.hub@westmorlandandfurness.gov.uk
See further information on how to refer a child on the Cumbria Safeguarding Childrens Partnership website here.

Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU)
The CPSU is a service from the NSPCC, with a specific remit for sport and physical activity see thecpsu.org.uk or email cpsu@nspcc.org.uk

Childline
Childline is for children and young people. You can contact Childline about anything, they are here to support you and help you find ways to cope.
Go to childline.org.uk or contact 0800 1111

Cumbria Safeguarding Adults Board
The Board leads adult safeguarding across Cumbria and works with organisations to ensure that they have effective safeguarding policies and procedures in place. It is important to work together in the best way possible to protect adults with care and support needs.

NSPCC
If you're worried about a child, or you work with children and need advice or information, call the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000
Your Club Welfare Officer
All sports organisations should have a designated safeguarding or welfare officer, and they are the first point of contact if you have any concerns.