Support Resources on cyberbullying

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Hotlines

National Bullying Prevention Center

Phone: 1-800-420-1479

Website: Pacer.org

StopBullying.gov

Helpline on cyberbullying 

Website: StopBullying.gov

Offers resources and links for support.

Cyberbullying Research Center


Website: Cyberbullying.org

Provides information on cyberbullying, including prevention and reporting.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline


Phone: 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)

Website: SuicidePreventionLifeline.org

Websites

Common Sense Media


Website: CommonSenseMedia.org

Provides resources for parents and educators about cyberbullying.

StopBullying.gov


Comprehensive information on recognizing and responding to bullying.

Bullying Prevention.org


Website: BullyingPrevention.org

Resources for schools and parents.

Local Organizations

Local School District Offices


Many districts have specific programs and resources for addressing bullying.

YMCA/YWCA


Offers programs that promote anti-bullying and conflict resolution.

Local Mental Health Services


Contact local health departments for resources and support groups.

Community Centers

Often provide workshops and resources related to bullying prevention.

Additional Resources

StopBullying.org

Offers tips and resources for students, parents, and educators.

The Trevor Project

Focuses on LGBTQ+ youth, providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention.

Another Helpline video 





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