Police Emergency
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RESPONSIBLE TOURISM & SAFETY
Thailand4U supports responsible tourism. Child abuse, sexual exploitation and trafficking have no place in tourism, nightlife or anywhere else. If something concerns you, use the appropriate official reporting or support channel.
Thailand4U provides information only. It is not a helpline, law-enforcement agency, reporting authority or donation intermediary.
Emergency & Support Contacts
If a child may be at risk, use an appropriate official support or reporting channel. You do not need to report concerns to Thailand4U.
For immediate danger or an emergency requiring police assistance in Thailand.
Childline Thailand provides confidential advice, counselling and help for children in Thailand, and can connect them with relevant emergency and support services.
The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security's Social Assistance Centre can be contacted about suspected trafficking and other social emergencies.
Thai Hotline provides an online reporting channel for illegal or harmful internet content, with reporting categories covering child sexual exploitation, child trafficking and other forms of online child abuse.
Important: If someone is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency service first.
Verified Resources
The organisations below work in areas including child protection, prevention, survivor support, trafficking, online exploitation and safer communities. Thailand4U does not imply a formal partnership or endorsement.
ECPAT Foundation Thailand works to prevent and protect children from sexual exploitation, including exploitation through technology and in travel and tourism. Its work includes child and youth participation, public awareness, research, policy advocacy and capacity-building with tourism operators.
The HUG Project works to prevent sexual abuse and human trafficking, support child-centred protection and justice, and help survivors recover. Its work includes cooperation with law enforcement, schools, communities, families and child-protection systems.
Childline Thailand provides advice, counselling and support for children in Thailand through its 1387 helpline and online channels, and can coordinate with relevant public and private services when further help is needed.
Friends-International's Peuan Peuan programme provides child-protection and support services in Thailand. Its ChildSafe network trains and supports community-based agents, including work in Bangkok and Pattaya, and helps connect vulnerable children and families with protection and social services.
The Development and Education Programme for Daughters and Communities Centre is based in Chiang Rai and focuses on prevention, education and support for children and young people who may be vulnerable to trafficking and exploitative labour.
International Justice Mission works in Thailand on forced labour trafficking and human trafficking, including efforts to strengthen victim-sensitive identification, investigation and justice-system responses.
Thai Hotline is an internet reporting channel for illegal and harmful online content and coordinates with relevant organisations and service providers on online child sexual exploitation and abuse.
If you want to support an organisation listed here, use that organisation's own official website and support channels. Thailand4U does not collect, process or act as an intermediary for donations.
Thailand4U covers travel, culture, destinations, relationships and adult nightlife from an informational perspective. Child abuse, sexual exploitation and trafficking are fundamentally different and must never be normalised as part of tourism. This page exists to help visitors recognise concerns, find credible support and reach appropriate reporting channels when something appears wrong.
General Emergency Help
For direct access to Tourist Police (1155), Police (191), Medical Emergency (1669), and Fire (199), view our dedicated emergency numbers directory.