Join us in ending childhood bullying.
Bullying affects almost 1 in 4 children every year, damaging mental health, disrupting education, and leaving lasting scars into adulthood. Vulnerable groups such as children with SEND, those in poverty, care-experienced young people, and young carers are disproportionately affected.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
Why your support matters:
The Anti-Bullying Alliance, founded in 2002 by the NSPCC and the National Children’s Bureau, brings together over 240 organisations across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. We:
- Lead Anti-Bullying Week and Odd Socks Day, reaching 7.5 million children, 90% of schools, and generating nationwide media coverage.
- Provide free, high-quality resources, downloaded over 168,000 times in 2024.
- Train teachers, youth workers, and social workers who often receive no formal training in bullying prevention.
- Campaign for stronger protections and policies to keep children safe.
Donate today and make a difference.
The difference you can make:
With your support, we can:
- Reach every school in the UK with life-changing anti-bullying messages.
- Develop resources for children most at risk.
- Train thousands more professionals to prevent bullying before it starts.
- Influence national policy to embed prevention in every school.
How your major donation can make a tangible difference to the lives of those experiencing bullying:
- £1,000 could provide anti-bullying training for 60+ members of the children’s workforce, helping them support young people experiencing bullying.
- £3,000 could fund workshops for 80 parents and carers, giving them the tools to support their children.
- £5,000 could enable us to work with ten young people over a year-long programme, empowering them as anti-bullying advocates who will go on to support hundreds more.
- £10,000 could help sustain our online anti-bullying training platform, benefiting over 18,000 professionals each year.
Impact that lasts
• 100% of young people say Anti-Bullying Week raises awareness.
• 81.7% of schools say it helps them tackle bullying.
• One young person told us: “Anti-Bullying Week literally saved my life.”
Let’s talk about making change happen
If you’re considering becoming a major donor, we’d love to explore how your support could have the greatest impact. Contact Martha Evans, Director of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, at [email protected] to arrange a confidential conversation.
Ready to give?
Your gift can change lives today
If you’re ready to join us as a major donor, please email [email protected]. Together, we can create a future where every child grows up safe from bullying.
How to donate:
Make a One-Off Donation - Give a single gift today and help us continue our vital work.
Provide ongoing support and help us plan for a safer future for all children.
Keeping things transparent:
We want you to feel confident that your donations are in safe hands.
The Anti-Bullying Alliance (based at the National Children’s Bureau) does not enlist cold callers or on the street fundraisers to help raise money for us. If someone calls, emails or approaches you on the street fundraising for us this is not a person affiliated to us and you should not give them money.
To learn more about how your donation is used, please see the latest National Children’s Bureau Annual Report and Accounts here.
