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Ripple is an interceptive tool designed to present a visual prompt when a person searches for harmful keywords or phrases relating to the topic of self-harm or suicide. These phrases include any words or terminology which have been identified as displaying potentially damaging online content.

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Absolutely not! R;pple does not capture any personally identifiable information.

R;pple cannot report on data within your organisation. The purpose of the R;pple tool is to provide crisis intervention and immediate signposting to mental health support. This is where and when the person seeing these details, decides whether to follow that redirection, a personal choice.

We have thought long and hard about the possibility of collecting data analysis within organisations who have deployed R;pple. After careful consideration, we have come to the decision not to develop versions of R;pple which could report analysis for a specific company or organisation. The reasons for this decision include the following:

Sensitivity - self-harm and suicidal ideation is a very sensitive subject. Reporting back on someone's search history may have an adverse effect on the individual who is experiencing mental health crisis.

Data Protection - feedback from our users, lived experience panels and clinicians has shown a strong preference for data protection, meaning we should not gain any access to information that could identify a person or their intentions.

Personal Choice - R;pple provides an interception when an individual is conducting harmful online searches. Is it down to the individual as to whether they choose to utilise the support offered by R;pple or continue their search. We are not able to block people from accessing content outright, but we can provide support to individuals at their most vulnerable point in the hope they choose to utilise it.

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R;pple exists to reduce exposure to harmful online content relating to Self-harm and Suicide through a real-time banner display and keyword configuration to encourage mental health support and awareness.

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Get ready to celebrate YOU at the Ember Girls International Women’s Day Event! 💪✨

📅 Sunday 8th March
🕑 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
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This is your chance to shine, be inspired, and celebrate the amazing girl you are! 💖

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Ember Girls International Women’s Day Event with Ulysses Youth · Eequ

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Shout 85258 is a free, 24/7, confidential text support service in the UK for anyone struggling to cope, anxious, stressed, or in crisis. Text 'SHOUT' to 85258 to connect with a trained volunteer for support

. The service is anonymous, available anytime, and does not appear on phone bills.

Key Information for Shout 85258:

Website: https://giveusashout.org/

How to Access: Text 'SHOUT' to 85258.

Cost: Free from all major UK mobile networks.

Availability: 24/7, 365 days a year.

Support Types: Covers mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, self-harm, and bullying.

If your life is at imminent risk, please call 999 for immediate help.

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you are not able to speak to your local NHS urgent mental health helpline

you need help urgently for your mental health, but it's not an emergency

you're not sure what to do

111 will tell you the right place to get help if you need to see someone.

You may be able to speak to a nurse, or mental health nurse, over the phone.

A GP can advise you about helpful treatments and also help you access mental health services. You may be able to refer yourself to some services.

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Where to get urgent help for mental health

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You may need urgent help for mental health for many different reasons. Some people call it a crisis, an emergency or a breakdown. It's important to know that support is available, whatever you're going through.

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‘What I wish my parents or carers knew…’: A guide for parents and carers on managing children’s digital lives | Children’s Commissioner for England

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Parenting today can feel overwhelming — especially when childhood looks so different from what we grew up with. There’s no manual, and it can be hard to