Safety

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If your child has been scammed, hacked, threatened or harmed online, we help you with the next step. Pick the topic that fits best — you do not need every detail sorted first.

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More help in Denmark

Counselling, reporting and helplines. Choose the one that fits what happened. You do not need to have everything sorted before you call.

  • Police 114 114

    Call 114, or report on politi.dk, when it is not an emergency but you need the police. Keep confirmation of the report if you receive one.

  • Report digital crime

    The Danish police take reports of online fraud, hacking and other digital crime. Screenshots and timestamps help, but are not required to start.

  • Digital sexual offences

    The Danish police explain grooming and how to report if a child is pressured or threatened online. Read the guidance before confronting the other party.

  • SletDet counselling 29 27 01 01

    Save the Children’s free counselling in Denmark for children, young people and parents facing bullying, image sharing, hacking and other harmful experiences online. Call 29 27 01 01. You do not need everything sorted before you call.

  • AnmeldDet

    Save the Children’s hotline for anonymously reporting child sexual abuse material seen online. Save the URL and date if you can — but report even without them.

  • Parents’ Helpline 35 55 55 57

    Børns Vilkår. Free, anonymous counselling for parents and relatives in Denmark on 35 55 55 57. They take calls about screens, conflict and online problems.

  • Children’s Helpline 116 111

    Børns Vilkår. Children and young people in Denmark can call or write anonymously on 116 111. Also when it feels urgent, but does not require 112.

  • StopSpillet 70 22 28 25

    The Danish Gambling Authority’s helpline on gambling harm. Call 70 22 28 25. The conversation is confidential — even if you are unsure it is a problem yet.

  • Cyberbullying — DKR

    The Danish Crime Prevention Council on cyberbullying, and where to get help. Good for understanding what is happening and who to contact at school.