Fraud is not a victimless crime. When a fraud is committed against the public sector or health service, we are all victims and pay the price through higher taxes and lower quality services. We would all benefit from a world without fraud and must each do our part to protect our communities, especially the most vulnerable. Although NAFN does not provide an investigation service, if you know or suspect someone is committing fraud, please contact the appropriate authority.

The form below has been provided to make it easier for you to report fraud against the Public Sector.  Please complete the form providing as much detail as possible. Where you have the person’s full name, address and date of birth, in addition to the information regarding the suspected fraud, please insert the details.

If you wish to remain anonymous, do not feel obligated to enter your details below.  However, in the case of Report Fraud, inserting your details will ensure you receive updates (where appropriate) regarding the report you have submitted. Any information you give NAFN regarding fraud against the Public Sector will be treated as strictly confidential.

Please note: Reports received regarding fraud against members of the general public or private companies will not be processed by the National Anti-Fraud Network and we are unable to refer reports to the appropriate party on your behalf. Please report this kind of fraud to Report Fraud, which works in partnership with policing and other law enforcement agencies.