Bullying Prevention
The Prevention of Bullying Strategy is a partnership of government departments and community stakeholders working together in supporting children and youth in reaching their potential. The strategy includes public awareness and education initiatives that have included development of websites for children, youth and adults. The strategy's goals are to raise awareness of what bullying is, identify what people can do to stop it, and encourage a change in societal attitudes towards bullying.
Help Create a Bully-Free Alberta!
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Play an interactive, online game. Heroes Dakota, Tina, Kiara, Michael and Eric are a team of bully-proofing champions designed to help kids three to 11 make positive, empowering choices when confronted by a bully. The heroes are experts at teaching kids how to protect themselves and others from bullying.
B-free.ca is a website developed by youth for youth with strategies and information on bullying.
Bully Free Alberta was created to help adults learn positive strategies on bullying prevention and intervention in children and youth.
The Alberta government has developed a series of posters, fact sheets, information cards, as well as comic books based on the S-Team Heroes. These tools are ideal for communities with limited Internet access. Learn more on how to order resources free of charge.
Call the Bullying Prevention Helpline. It's available toll-free 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 1-888-456-2323. Help is provided in more than 170 languages.
The Family Violence Info Line 310-1818 helps Albertans reach out to individuals and families affected by family violence. Help is available anytime, toll-free provincewide, in more than 170 languages.
Call the Bullying Helpline 1-888-456-2323 toll-free in Alberta, anytime. Trained staff are available to help in more than 170 languages.
