Contacting a hotline or a support center can save lives.
This page identifies help centers, emergency numbers, hotlines and other tools useful to someone experimenting violence, including cyberviolence. This list is not not exhaustive. If you know of helpful numbers of hotlines, of apps or any other resource/tool which helps combat online violence, please reach out to us:
Founded by the Regional Council of Paris region, the center is dedicated to the promotion of gender equality. Another of its main objectives are to combat violence against women through the Regional Observatory on Violence against Women. It provides expertise and resources on these issues to key...
The Association e-Enfance / 3018, which is recognised as being of public interest, has been a forerunner for 19 years in the protection of children on the Internet and education in digital citizenship. It aims to protect minors on the Internet and informs about potential dangers...
This helpline is for all women who have experienced any nature of violence, including cyberviolence. A team of professional counsellors provide information on what to do in the event of violence. The number is also aimed at victims' families and friends and the professionals involved. Practical...
"Founded in 2010, Cybersmile has grown to become one of the world’s leading anti-cyberbullying and digital wellbeing nonprofit organizations. Registered as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization in the U.S. and as a registered charity in the U.K. – Cybersmile provides expert support, resources and...
Irish national center combatting illegal content online. You can securely, confidentially and anonymously report suspected illegal content encountered online to Hotline.ie. Practical Information Website: Hotline.ie - Home
