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    The Anti-Bullying Alliance is a coalition of organisations and individuals that are united against bullying.

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    Tools & information

    In this section, you will find links to all things bullying including the definition of bullying, research, our online CPD training and lot more about preventing, recording and responding to bullying of children and young people.

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    Anti-Bullying Week

    The Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) is the official organiser of Anti-Bullying Week and Odd Socks Day in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Anti-Bullying Week 2026 will take place 16-20th November with the theme: Break the Silence.

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    Our purpose at ABA is to unite against bullying. Please get involved - in any way you can - to support us.

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Become a one-off giver

One in four children report being frequently bullied.

That is one child too many. Become a one-off giver to ensure that the Anti-Bullying Alliance can be there for everyone effected by bullying.

Donate today and make a difference.

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Your donation transforms the lives of children and young people affected by bullying:

  • Just £5 can equip two professionals who work with children with vital online CPD training to help them recognise and respond to bullying effectively.
  • A £25 donation can fund a place for a parent on an expert-led anti-bullying workshop, empowering them to support their child through bullying.
  • With a £50 donation, you can fund a teacher’s place on a live anti-bullying training session, giving them the tools to create a safer, more supportive classroom.
  • A £240 donation gives one young person a full year of training and support, helping them grow into a confident, lifelong anti-bullying ambassador who can make change in their school and community.

Ways to donate:

Choose the method that works best for you:

  • JustGiving: Make a quick and easy donation to us via JustGiving here.
  • Charities Trust: You can select National Children's Bureau from the list of charities to donate to via the Charities Trust. Find out more about Charities Trust here.
  • Cheques: You can donate by sending a cheque to ‘Anti-Bullying Alliance’ and posting it to: Anti-Bullying Alliance, National Children's Bureau, 23 Mentmore Terrace, London, E8 3PN. 
  • Bank transfer (BACS): To pay via BACS, please email [email protected] for details. Please note that we do not have paying in slips. 
  • Cash: If you have cash to donate, you can go into any Barclays branch and fill in their blank paying in slip using our bank details to pay directly into our bank account. Please reference ‘Anti-Bullying Alliance’ and email [email protected] for our bank details. 
  • DONATE: You can give via DONATE here, or by text (text will cost your donation amount + standard network message charge).

Please note: To receive a fundraising hero certificate in thanks for donations over £50, please ensure that you include your name/organisation's name and contact email when making your donation.

Text To Donate! To donate £1, text ABA to  70201. To donate £3, text ABA to  70331. To donate £5, text ABA to  70970. To donate £10, text ABA to  70191. *Fundraising, payments and donations will be processed and administered by the National Fundraising Scheme (Charity No:1149800), operating as DONATE. In addition to any text donation, you will incur your standard network message charge. For Terms & Conditions, see www.easydonate.org

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Want to give regularly? Learn how to become a regular donor.

Planning a celebration or fundraiser? Explore fundraising options here.

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Ways to celebrate with purpose:

Celebrate life’s special moments by supporting a world where children and young people can safely live, grow, play and learn.

Whether it’s a birthday, wedding, anniversary, or any other meaningful occasion, you can show the power of kindness by donating to the Anti-Bullying Alliance in celebration.

Fundraise at your wedding

Make your wedding day even more meaningful by standing up for kindness. 

Celebrate your love by supporting a cause close to your heart. Instead of traditional wedding favours, consider donating to the Anti-Bullying Alliance. You can also invite your guests to give a donation in place of gifts.

Celebrate your birthday with a cause

Ask friends and family to give a gift that gives back. 

Instead of gifts, ask friends and family to donate to the Anti-Bullying Alliance in honour of your birthday. You can set up a personal fundraising page and turn your celebration into a powerful act of kindness that supports young people experiencing bullying. 

Mark your anniversary with kindness

Celebrate the journey you’ve shared by helping young people find theirs in a safer, kinder world.

Instead of gifts or flowers, ask your loved ones to make a donation in honour of your relationship and the values you hold dear.

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Leave a gift in memory:

Celebrate the life of someone special by making a lasting difference.

Donating to the Anti-Bullying Alliance in memory of a loved one is a meaningful way to honour their legacy. 

Give in memory

You can choose to make a one-off donation or become a regular giver in memory of your loved one.

Fundraise in memory

Join an event in memory of a loved one, or organise an activity to celebrate their life in your own special way.

There are a few trusted platforms where you can set up a tribute and fundraise for the Anti-Bullying Alliance:

  • MuchLoved: Create a free online memorial through MuchLoved. Your tribute page will serve as a personal memorial site – a space to remember and celebrate your loved one, while raising funds for our cause. When setting up your page, please search for ‘Anti-Bullying Alliance’ as your chosen charity. Start your online memorial here.
  • JustGiving In Memory: JustGiving allows you to create a fundraising page in memory of someone special. You can find guidance on how to set up your tribute page here.

Funeral or memorial collections

Collecting donations at a funeral or memorial service is a thoughtful and generous way to keep your loved one’s memory alive.

If you need support or guidance on how to leave a gift in memory, we’re here to help. Please contact us at [email protected].

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.

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