Self-Referral

If you are experiencing thoughts or urges towards children that concern you, SafeCheck provides a voluntary, structured pathway into monitoring and accountability.

Important: Conditional ConfidentialitySafeCheck operates on a principle of conditional confidentiality. This means that any disclosure you make that indicates risk to a child — including attempted contact, explicit intent to harm, or any behaviour assessed as meeting the threshold for a child protection referral — will be referred to statutory safeguarding authorities. This condition is absolute and cannot be waived. The Safeguarding Lead's escalation decision is final and is not subject to appeal within the programme.

What participation involves

Registration: You register with your real name, date of birth, and contact details. SafeCheck is not anonymous.

Consent: You complete a multi-layered consent process acknowledging the programme conditions, including conditional confidentiality.

Intake assessment: You complete a structured assessment covering the nature, frequency, and intensity of your thoughts, your triggers, and your behavioural history.

Stage allocation: A Risk Assessor reviews your assessment and assigns you to a programme stage.

Daily check-ins: You complete structured daily check-ins tracking urge intensity, triggers, and your sense of control.

Ongoing monitoring: Your check-ins are reviewed by trained staff who track patterns and intervene when needed.

What SafeCheck is not

SafeCheck is not therapy. It does not replace clinical mental health support.
SafeCheck does not provide legal advice or any protection from prosecution.
SafeCheck is not a crisis service. If you are in immediate danger of harming yourself or someone else, contact emergency services on 999.

Begin self-referral registration