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Help for people affected by bullying
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Bullying is when someone does something on purpose to hurt you. It can be in person like name calling, teasing, taking your things, hitting you, ignoring you or threatening you, or bullying you on your mobile or e-mail. You don’t have to put up with it. Speak to someone you trust – a friend, parent or teacher.
The bullying won’t stop unless you take action. If you think this will be hard, you could write a note, or find a time to tell them when no one will notice.
If you see other people being bullied, don’t ignore it – get help.
If you bully other people you can get help too. Good places to start are:
- Kidscape
- Samaritans
- Bullying has advice for dealing with bullying at school
- STOP cyberbullying. What it is and how to help
- NSPCC
- Bullyonline
- The BBC has information to help if you are being bullied.
You can contact Childline or telephone on 0800 1111
You can also look at the Domestic Abuse section of this website.
You can use the library in your Connexions Centre too as it has information for you to read or take away. You could also go to Weblinx for more useful websites.