This modern slavery week, spot the signs of exploitation.
Know someone like Carly? You can tell us what you know at Fearless.org.
We don't ask for your name or address, just what you've witnessed or know. You will remain 100% anonymous. Always.
By sharing what you know via Fearless.org, you're protecting those you care about.
One report could really make a difference.
Has your friend been offered an easy way to make money? 💵
They could be being exploited to move and store drugs and money through coercion.
Worried about someone? Small bits of information can protect someone. Speak up anonymously about county lines at Fearless.org
Charlie's story shows how quickly life can change.
If someone had spoken up about seeing a knife, a life could have been saved and a family wouldn't have been torn apart.
If you suspect someone is carrying a knife, share what you know anonymously at Fearless.org.
The signs of child sexual exploitation aren't always what you might expect.
Worried someone you care about is being sexually exploited? You can speak up safely at Fearless.org via our 100% anonymous reporting service.
Seen something that didn’t feel right?
If you’ve witnessed spiking or are worried about someone, you can speak up anonymously at Fearless.org
No names. Just what you know.
Any small details shared could make a big difference.
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Someone told us about a person with a weapon and their involvement with gangs. We passed that information on to the police, leading to weapons and drugs being taken off the streets.
Contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via our website: crimestoppers-uk.org/give-in…
When you contact Fearless.org, we only ask about what happened - when, where, who was involved.
No names, no personal details.
You can share what you know and leave the information with us.
100% anonymous. Always.
In case you missed it, we're hosting a free online professional session on 14 October 2026 to learn more about Fearless and how our service empowers young people to speak up about crime safely and anonymously.
Register your place: lnkd.in/er6f-m5y
Spot the signs of financial exploitation:
💸 "Easy money" offers
🚩 Suspicious messages
📝 Poorly written job ads
🔒 Requests for your PIN or bank details
If something feels wrong, don't ignore it.
Report crime anonymously at Fearless.org.
You might think it’s not your place to say something.
Charlie’s story shows why speaking up matters.
Report what you know without giving your name at Fearless.org.
Watch the full film: youtube.com/watch?v=T-APqysO…
By contacting Fearless.org, you can make a positive difference.
Any information you share could stop someone getting hurt.
One voice can make a change in your community.
🎓 Thousands of students are starting or returning to university this week.
From spiking to money mule scams, students can face a range of risks both on and off campus.
Iif you know something about a crime, you can report it 100% anonymously at Fearless.org 💻
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Visit fearless.org to speak up about crime without sharing any of your personal details 📱
We're hiring! 📣
Join the Fearless team and help empower young people to understand crime-related issues and feel confident reporting crime safely.
We have three exciting opportunities available across Scotland and Wales.
Find out more and apply: crimestoppers.occupop-career…
Fearless.org is available 24/7, 365 days a year.
So if you know something about a crime, you can tell us what you know without sharing any of your personal details. We don't ask for your name or address, just what you've witnessed or know.
100% anonymous. Always.
Do you work with young people?
Join our free online professional session on 14 October 2026 to learn more about Fearless and how our service empowers young people to speak up about crime safely and anonymously.
Register your place: eventbrite.co.uk/e/fearless-…
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2/ Pleased to see this important new campaign from them and @FearlessORG go live, giving young people the confidence to speak up and stay safe.
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1/ Martin and Tara Crosser have turned unimaginable loss into action, helping to stop other families experiencing the pain they have endured with the loss of their son, Charlie, to knife crime.
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Recently, our youth service, @FearlessORG, launched its biggest-ever awareness campaign in partnership with Charlie's Promise.
Watch the full film below, and learn more about the campaign here: lnkd.in/e24KFd4N

















