Telefon Zaufania — 116 111 is a free, anonymous 24/7 helpline for children and teens (up to 18) offering support in Polish on any personal or emotional issue.

Dyżurnet.pl — responds to anonymous reports received from Internet users about potentially illegal material, mainly related to the sexual abuse of children.

Fundacja Pomocy Ofiarom Przestępstw — strives to improve the situation of crime victims in line with its mission. The foundation helps victims learn about their rights and how to exercise them. In addition, it raises awareness of the institutions and organizations that can support victims in their difficult situation. The Foundation indicates places where legal, psychological, and material assistance can be obtained, +48 789 172 989

CBZC — Centralne Biuro Zwalczania Cyberprzestępczości – is a specialized unit of the Polish Police to combat the most serious crimes on the Internet. CBZC detects, prevents, and prosecutes hackers and Internet fraudsters, and secures critical infrastructure.

Dziecięcy Telefon Zaufania Rzecznika Praw Dziecka — is a free, 24-hour hotline at 800 12 12 12, where children and young people can get psychological, legal, and social support by talking about problems (such as violence, problems at school, in the family, hate) or simply wanting to talk, as well as use the confidential chat service at czat.brpd.gov.pl. Calls and chats are anonymous and available 24/7, ensuring safety and discretion.

Telefon dla rodziców i nauczycieli w sprawie bezpieczeństwa dzieci — The free and anonymous helpline for parents and teachers regarding child safety is 800 100 100. Run by the Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę Foundation, the helpline offers psychological and legal support in crisis situations such as violence, cyberbullying, depression, and online threats.

CSIRT NASK — a place where you can report incidents that violate network security

Centrum Wsparcia Kobiet (Fundacja Dobry Start) — is a safe space where migrant women can get help with personal and professional matters. It helps with experiences of domestic violence, but also provides legal and psychological counseling.

Veilig Thuis — Veilig Thuis is the national advice and reporting center for domestic violence and child abuse.

Kindertelefoon — De Kindertelefoon has been the place in the Netherlands where children can talk freely and confidentially about subjects that they do not dare, cannot or do not want to discuss in their own environment.

Help Wanted — Helpwanted.nl is a website about online (sexual) abuse. You can contact Helpwanted for advice if you are experiencing or have experienced online sexual abuse. Parents, teachers and other educators can also contact Helpwanted.

Discriminatie.nl Jeugd — Discriminatie.nl Jeugd is the youth branch of Discriminatie.nl, the national anti-discrimination service in the Netherlands. It's designed specifically for children and teenagers who experience or witness discrimination (both online and offline).

HoeZoMediawijs.nl — HoeZoMediawijs.nl is part of Network Mediawijsheid and created for children and young people from 10+ years. It provides reliable, age-appropriate information, videos, and interactive assignments about how to use social media and digital technologies smartly (also focuses on misinformation).

Offlimits — is a free, confidential, and anonymous helpline in the Netherlands that focuses on preventing (online) sexual child abuse by supporting people who are worried about their own sexual thoughts or behaviour toward minors, or who are concerned about someone else's behaviour

Child Helpline International — Child Helpline International is a global network that connects over 160 helplines in 140 countries. It offers free and confidential support to children and young people, including on issues like cyberbullying, grooming, online violence, exploitation, online safety, and mental health.

Safer Internet Centre Network — Part of the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) initiative, this is a page dedicated to the network of Safer Internet Centres across Europe. The centres aim to keep children and young people safe online through their awareness centres, helplines, and hotlines.

Childnet — Childnet is a UK-based charity dedicated to making the internet a safer place for young people aged 11-18. It offers free information, resources, guidance, and tools for young people, including on online safety.