Someone is in immediate danger
Call the police on 999. Do not wait for a response from ACE or use social media.
Call 999Safeguarding information
This website is not an emergency or safeguarding-reporting service. Use the independent routes below when a child, young person or adult may be unsafe.
Call the police on 999. Do not wait for a response from ACE or use social media.
Call 999Stockport’s Multi-Agency Safeguarding and Support Hub (MASSH) is the public and professional route for concerns about a child or family.
Use the Stockport MASSH routeUse Stockport Council’s adult safeguarding information and reporting route. If there is immediate danger, call 999.
Open Stockport adult safeguardingStockport’s Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) route covers allegations about people who work or volunteer with children.
Open the Stockport LADO routeACE’s current position
ACE’s historic work involved children, young people, disabled people and families. Before any future programme is promoted as open, ACE should publish or provide its current safeguarding policy, named safeguarding lead and deputy, safer-recruitment and checking arrangements, reporting and escalation routes, incident process, training position and the controls specific to the proposed venue and participants.
This page does not replace those operational documents and does not claim that a future programme is ready to accept participants.
General national route
GOV.UK provides a postcode route to the correct local council for concerns about a child. You do not need to be certain that abuse has happened before reporting a concern.
Use the GOV.UK child-safety route