Article 29 March 2026

Whistleblowing Resources

These resources cover resources for all kinds of bad behaviour in the workplace or other group settings.

Global & International Support

Whistleblowing International Network (WIN)

An international body connecting civil society organisations that defend and support whistleblowers around the world.

Government Accountability Project (USA-based, global reach)

A leading international whistleblower protection organisation, working through litigation, policy reform, and public advocacy.

Transparency International

A global movement fighting corruption. Supports whistleblowers exposing bribery, money laundering and public wrongdoing, and advocates for legal protections worldwide.

National Whistleblower Center (USA)

Information on whistleblower laws across different countries, reward programmes, and legal protections internationally.

Crisis Text Line — Global Text Support

Free 24/7 text-based support for anyone in crisis, including those affected by bullying.

  • UK: Text SHOUT to 85258
  • USA: Text CONNECT to 741741
  • Canada: Text HOME to 686868
  • Ireland: Text HELLO to 50808

UK Support

Whistleblowing — UK Support

Protect (formerly Public Concern at Work)

The UK’s leading whistleblowing charity, offering free and confidential expert legal advice.

WhistleblowersUK

Charity supporting individuals with active whistleblowing cases, offering guidance, legal resources, and campaigning for legislative reform.

ACAS (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service)

Government-backed service providing free, impartial information and advice on workplace matters including whistleblowing.

Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) — Whistleblowing Team

For concerns about wrongdoing within regulated financial services firms.

Bank of England — Whistleblowing Team

For concerns about wrongdoing within the financial sector relating to Bank of England oversight.

ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office)

For whistleblowing concerns relating to data protection and information rights breaches.

NSPCC Whistleblowing Advice Line

For professionals concerned about child safety issues being handled improperly in their organisation.

GOV.UK Whistleblowing Guidance

Official government guidance on your rights, who to tell, and what to expect when you blow the whistle.

Reporting Criminality — UK Support

Crimestoppers — Anonymous Crime Reporting

An independent charity that allows anyone to report criminal activity completely anonymously. Your identity is never recorded, calls are not traced, and you will not have to go to court.

Police — Emergency & Non-Emergency

Emergency (999): Call 999 for immediate danger or crime in progress. Non-emergency (101): Call 101 for non-urgent matters. BSL users: Call 999 BSL for a remote British Sign Language interpreter.

Action Fraud — Reporting Financial Crime & Fraud

The national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

National Crime Agency (NCA)

For reporting serious and organised crime, including modern slavery, human trafficking, and cybercrime.

Transparency International UK — Reporting Corruption

Supports individuals wishing to report bribery, corruption, or public sector wrongdoing.

Personal Bullying & Harassment — UK Support

National Bullying Helpline

A specialist helpline run by employment law professionals, supporting adults experiencing bullying in the workplace or elsewhere.

Shout — Text Crisis Support

Free, confidential 24/7 crisis support over text. Run by trained volunteers.

  • Text SHOUT to 85258 from any UK mobile.

Samaritans

For anyone in distress, including those affected by bullying, harassment or workplace difficulties.

BullyingUK (part of Family Lives)

Online and live chat support for all types of bullying, including workplace and cyberbullying.

SupportLine

Confidential emotional support for individuals experiencing bullying in the workplace.

Citizens Advice

Free, confidential advice on workplace rights, harassment and next steps, including employment tribunal processes.

In an Emergency

If you or someone else is in immediate danger:

  • UK Emergency: Call 999
  • UK Non-Emergency Police: Call 101 If you cannot speak: Call 999, then stay silent. Press 55 when prompted to alert the operator.
  • Textphone: 18000 (if you have a hearing or speech impairment)
  • BSL users: Call 999 BSL for a remote interpreter

This resource was compiled in March 2026 and is provided free of charge in the public interest. Please verify all contact details with the relevant organisation before use.

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