Cyberbullying
CHILDNET
Online bullying can make young people feel alone, isolated and like there is no escape from it, but there are things that can be done to help and places they can go for help. In this resource Childnet look at the things that parents and carers can do to support a young person who has experienced cyberbullying.
INTERNET MATTERS
Expert tips to help you talk about cyberbullying with your child.
INTERNET MATTERS
To help you support your child on this issue Internet Matters have created a hub of advice to prepare them for what they might encounter online and given practical ways to tackle cyberbullying should it happen.
INTERNET MATTERS
Find out more about how to tackle hate online and online trolls with our useful advice guide, what online hate is and to how to support your child.
NSPCC
Advice for parents and carers to help keep children safe from bullying, wherever it happens.
INTERNET MATTERS
Doxxing is a form of cyberbullying where a user's personal information such as their home address, school or phone number are shared publicly online. Here you can find out what doxxing means and how you can help keep your child safe.
CHILDLINE
Anyone can become a target of bullying or trolling on social media. It can be challenging to determine the best course of action if you or someone you know experiences such behaviour. Childline are here to provide support and guidance on how to cope with these situations and report the bullying effectively.