Report Harmful Content
A UK service that helps you report online content to a platform, and advises you when the platform does nothing.
Report Harmful Content is run by SWGfL as part of the UK Safer Internet Centre. It is not a crisis line and not a moderator: it will not remove anything itself. What it does is tell you which reporting route applies to the platform you are dealing with, and what to do when a report has been ignored.
That makes it most useful for the situation people usually find themselves in — a report already submitted, an automated acknowledgement received, and nothing since. Criminal matters have their own reporting bodies and belong with those instead.
Report Harmful Content
Advice on reporting online content, and what to do when a platform does not act.
- United Kingdom
- Start a chat
Report content, or get advice on a report
Web only — this service publishes no phone number.
Hours not confirmed
- Free to call
Checked 15 October 2026 against their own page
People contact them about: bullying and harassment, worried about someone else.
Other organisations
- ShoutA free, 24/7 text service for anyone in crisis who would rather write than speak.
- ChildlineFree, confidential support for anyone under 19, by phone or online chat, at any hour.
- C.A.L.L. Mental Health Helpline for WalesWales' 24-hour mental health listening and signposting line, in English and Welsh.
- SamaritansFree, 24-hour listening for anyone who is struggling — you do not have to be suicidal to call, and you do not have to give your name.
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We are not affiliated with Report Harmful Content and we do not speak for them. This page describes their service as they publish it; their own site is always the authority.