Contact Brent Family Front Door if you are concerned
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Report a concern
Contact the Brent Family Front door on 020 8937 4300 to discuss your concern
If you are a member of the public you can complete a Child Concern Report - please send us this online report form if you are worried about a child's safety. Please supply as much information as you can
If you are a professional you can complete the Child Concern Report for professionals – not for public use.
If you have any concerns about a child being harmed or at risk of harm please contact us.
"It is everyone's responsibility to protect children"
Children and their parents may need urgent help. Please contact us:
Brent Family Front Door on: 020 8937 4300 (option 1)
If you are calling outside normal office hours (9am - 5pm) please call our emergency duty team on: 020 8863 5250.
If you do not feel comfortable about telling us, or you are not sure if you are right, you can also speak to a police officer, teacher, health visitor, doctor or the NSPCC. The most important thing is to tell someone who can help.
If you believe a child is in immediate danger you should phone the police. Call 999.
Contact the Brent Family Front Door
If you wish to report a concern you can:
Contact the Brent Family Front door on 020 8937 4300 to discuss your concern.
If you are a member of the public you can complete a Child Concern Report - please send us this online report form if you are worried about a child's safety. Please supply as much information as you can.
If you are a professional you can complete the Child Concern Report for professionals – not for public use.
Things to read
Report a concern
Contact the Brent Family Front door on 020 8937 4300 to discuss your concern
If you are a member of the public you can complete a Child Concern Report - please send us this online report form if you are worried about a child's safety. Please supply as much information as you can
If you are a professional you can complete the Child Concern Report for professionals – not for public use.