Bullying (Age 16+) affects over one million young people every year, and anyone can be bullied. Here’s some advice below on what you can do if you’re being bullied.
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Where can I get help with Bullying?
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Click below for lots more help & advice about different types of bullying
Faith and religious bullying | Childline
People can be bullied for different things. And sometimes people are bullied because of their religion. But if it happens to you, it’s not your fault and you can get help.
Racism and racial bullying | Childline
It’s illegal to treat people differently because of their race or culture. If it happens to you, remember - no one has the right to make you feel bad or abuse you for who you are.
Bullying | YoungMinds
Bullying affects over one million young people every year, and anyone can be bullied. Here’s what you can do if you’re being bullied.
Bullying and online bullying - Deaf zone | Childline
Being bullied because you’re deaf or hard of hearing? Get help and support if you are experiencing bullying. We have lots of information and advice for deaf children and young people.
Homophobic bullying | Childline
Homophobic bullying is when someone treats you badly because of your sexual orientation. It can include treating you badly or hurting you on purpose. Childline is here to help.
Discrimination, hate crime and equality | Childline
Get help and advice about discrimination, hate crime and equality and what to do if you’re being treated unfairly.
Internet / Online Safety
Online Safety Hub - Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland
Keeping young people safe online - choose from a range of topics you would like to know more about with lots of helpful advice and resources top keep you and young people safer online
EA Cookstown Youth Centre - Sextortion Awareness Video
Video created by young people from Cookstown Youth Centre, aimed at raising awareness around the issue of Sextortion. This impactful piece is the combination of a 10-month programme that began with a focus on Ending Violence Against Woman and Girls evolved into a vital exploration of online safety following insightful discussions with PSNI officers who work in the field of online safety.