Help and safety

Help, safeguarding and medical boundaries

Aneeta.com is a personal and public-information website. It is not an emergency service, safeguarding referral route, medical clinic or substitute for professional advice.

Immediate danger

Call 999 if somebody is in immediate danger in the UK.

If you are calling 999 from a mobile and cannot speak, listen to the operator and press 55 if prompted so the call can be transferred to the police.

Forced marriage, FGM or related abuse

Use Freedom Charity’s official support routes or the UK Government Forced Marriage Unit. Do not send detailed personal information through Aneeta.com’s media or general contact form.

Trigeminal neuralgia

Use TNA UK’s official support and information services. Seek assessment from a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.

International help and safeguarding

If someone is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number. In the EU, 112 is free; emergency-number coverage varies elsewhere. For domestic or sexual violence support, use the NO MORE Global Directory. For children and young people, use Child Helpline International’s country-by-country directory. Check each service’s country coverage, hours and language options.

Medical and legal limits

Information on Aneeta.com is general and is not a substitute for individual legal or medical advice. Where the subject involves law or health, the site points readers towards current authoritative guidance and appropriately qualified professionals.

Quick answers

Can Aneeta.com intervene in an individual case?

No. Use the specialist and emergency services listed on this page.

Should I send medical records or safeguarding evidence?

No. Do not send confidential case files, medical records or identifying information through the general website contact form.