We take reports seriously and handle them in a neutral, procedural way. Reporting a page does not automatically mean wrongdoing. It means a listing needs a closer look for accuracy, safeguarding, and ethical standards.

What to submit

Please include the following details in your report. The more specific you are, the faster we can understand the issue.

• The Voluntouring.org page URL you are reporting.
• What feels wrong, using clear facts where possible (for example, “the location is closed” or “the terms changed after I applied”).
• Evidence or supporting links (official websites, updated pages, public statements, reputable news sources, review pages, or archived versions).
• Optional screenshot (if helpful). Please remove personal details first. If you cannot upload files here, describe what the screenshot shows and add any relevant links.

Examples of reasons people report

Keep your report simple. A short explanation is enough. Examples include:

• Safeguarding concerns or unclear supervision and policies.
• Fees or “donations” that are hidden, unclear, or presented in a misleading way.
• Excessive hours, unsafe work conditions, or unrealistic expectations.
• Visa or legal claims that sound incorrect or too good to be true.
• Outdated or closed opportunities, broken links, or inactive contacts.
• Aggressive recruiting, pressure tactics, or requests for unusual payments or documents.
• Possible scam signals such as inconsistent identities, copied text, or repeated reposting under new names.

High-risk content involving minors

Listings involving residential childcare, orphanages, or direct access to minors are treated as high-risk. Depending on what we find, these pages may be removed or converted into educational content that explains safeguarding risks and ethical concerns, rather than promoting placement opportunities.

Privacy and safety note

Please do not share children’s photos, sensitive personal data, or private contact details in your report. Avoid passports, full addresses, medical information, or private messages that include personal identifiers. If you need to reference a conversation, describe what happened and redact names, faces, phone numbers, emails, and any identifying information.

What happens next

After you submit a report, we review the page and the supporting information. We may also contact the listing owner for clarification when appropriate. Based on the review, we may:

• Update wording for accuracy,
• add missing context,
• add a stronger safety note,
• mark the page as outdated,
• set it to noindex,
• move it to draft,
• remove it, or redirect it to a safer educational resource page.

If information is unclear or cannot be verified, we may limit visibility until the listing can be corrected.

Submit your report

Thank you for helping keep listings accurate and safer for volunteers and communities. Please submit your report using the form below and include the URL and details described above.

Confirmation one) Main

Name *

Email *

Voluntouring page URL (required) *

Main concern (choose one) *--- Select Choice ---Outdated or closed listingSafety or safeguarding concernMisleading terms or missing feesExcessive hours or unfair conditionsVisa or legal claim seems incorrectAggressive recruiting or pressurePossible scam or suspicious behaviorOther

Choose the option that best fits. You can explain details below.”

What feels wrong or concerning (required) *

Briefly explain the issue using facts where possible.

Evidence or supporting links (optional)

Paste any relevant links (official pages, updates, archived versions). You can also describe what you saw.

Privacy check (required) *

• I confirm I am not sharing children’s photos, sensitive personal data, or private contact details.

Please remove faces, names, phone numbers, emails, and any identifying details before submitting.

Confirmation (required) *

• I am reporting a page published on Voluntouring.org, and I included the correct URL above.

Submit