There are many websites offering information and support on internet safety, both for young people and adults. Here are some of them:

• Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre

  CEOP is the UK's national police agency for protecting young people online. You can get help and advice on a range of subjects and can report directly to CEOP if you are worried about someone's behaviour towards you online.

  

• Think U Know

  Thinkuknow is run by CEOP and has information for young people between the ages of 5-16, parents and resources for professionals to teach internet safety.

  

• KidSMART

  A site from Childnet International with all sorts of information about being smart online.

  

• Chat Danger

  This site explains how to stay safe in different forms of online chat including mobiles, internet messenger and gaming.

  

• Click Clever Click Safe

  Information from DirectGov with advice about staying safe online using the simple ‘Zip it, Block it, Flag it’ system. It's a joint venture with the UK Council for Child Internet Safety.

  

• Get Safe Online

  A site explaining the basics of safe surfing including how to protect your PC and avoiding internet crime.

  

• The Internet Watch Foundation

  The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) operates the UK internet Hotline for the public to report criminal online content in a secure and confidential way. The Hotline service can be used anonymously.