Support

Hampshire Pathways

How to make a referral to Early Help

Reporting a Concern to Hampshire County Council Children’s Social Care

Isle of Wight pathways

How to make a referral to Early Help

Reporting a Concern to Isle of Wight Council Children’s Social Care

Child-on-Child Sexual Abuse – Local and National Contacts Including Support Services

The HIPS Child Sexual Abuse Toolkit for Professionals includes information regarding local and national support services that are available.

Reporting a crime

Professionals should call 999 directly if:

• There is a danger to life
• Risk of serious injury
• A serious crime is in progress or about to happen

Non-emergency incidents

All non-emergency incidents of a suspected crime should be reported calling 101 or by filling out a crime report online via the link: https://www.hampshire.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/how-to-report-a-crime/

When To Call The police – Guidance for Schools and Colleges. This is guidance on the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Safe4Me website is available to support professionals working in schools and colleges in making the decision regarding whether the police need to be contacted, particularly where an incident has happened on school/college premises.

How to make a referral to the Police regarding rape, sexual assault or other sexual offences – this guidance from Hampshire and IOW Constabulary supports the process of making a referral to the police regarding rape, sexual assault or other sexual offences.

Fearless – Young people can access non-judgmental information and advice about crime and criminality – including an A to Z of crime types and can pass on information about crime anonymously.

Community Partnership Information Sharing (CPI) Form – The Community Partnership Information Sharing (CPI) Form gives professionals a direct way to share non-urgent information with police, where the information does not relate to a crime or a child/adult who is at immediate risk of harm.

Harmful Sexual Behaviour Forum– A forum available to Hampshire and IOW professionals every six weeks, providing opportunity for discussion around a child where a professional is concerned. A professional can bring a case for discussion or attend for professional development. Details can be found by contacting hsb.consult@hants.gov.uk

Hampshire Risk of Serious Harm Forum – A professional support/ discussion forum available to Hampshire and IOW professionals. Email rosh.consult@hants.gov.uk for dates and requests for slots at the forum.

FCAMHS – Forensic CAMHS provide bookable consultations for Hampshire and Isle of Wight professionals where individual cases can be discussed. These can be arranged by emailing hantsforensiccamhs@southernhealth.nhs.uk