Get help, or report a concern
This page lists real, independent organisations — not run by us. If one of these numbers or links ever stops working, it means that organisation changed something, not that help isn't available: 112 always works.
Call 112 — the emergency number everywhere in the EU, including Slovenia. It reaches police, medical help, and fire services, any hour.
Talk to someone
TOM telefon (Telefon za otroke in mladostnike) — free, confidential, for children and young people in Slovenia. Call 116 111, the same number used for child helplines across the EU. They can also point you to the right local service if what you need isn't something they handle directly.
You saw something involving a child that worries you
Spletno oko (spletno-oko.si) is Slovenia's official hotline for reporting child sexual abuse material and other illegal online content, anonymously if you prefer. It's part of INHOPE, the international network of hotlines that do this in every member country.
Report or block someone on this app
Every profile has a Report button. Reporting is never shown to the person you report, and you don't need proof to file one — if something happened after you exchanged contact details elsewhere, say so; that's its own report category precisely because we can't see what happens off this app. Blocking someone is separate from reporting: it's immediate, it works in both directions, and the other person is never told.