United against bullying

Over 30% of children and young people experienced bullying in the last year. With nearly one child in every classroom experiencing bullying every day. Bullying significantly impacts a child's life and their experience of adulthood. Adults who were bullied as a child are more likely to: - Experience a range of mental health issues - Leave school with no qualifications - Not be in stable relationships In the last year we have provided CPD training to over 20,000 participants and Anti-Bullying Week and Odd Socks Day reached over 7 million young people. We've achieved so much but there is still a long way to go. We need your help to: - raise awareness of all forms of bullying and make sure children and young people know where to get support; - give teachers the training and tools they need to stop bullying; - give parents and carers the information they need to support children and take action to stop bullying and, - influence and improve national policy on bullying so that the UK is a world leader in preventing bullying. Donate today to make a difference and help us to stop bullying for good.