01 / Know the risks
Cyberbullying
Repeated hurtful behavior online — insults, threats, rumors or deliberate exclusion. It can follow a child home and reach a wide audience.

01 / Recognize
What it looks like
- Mean comments or threats in messages and games
- Fake accounts made to mock or impersonate
- Photos or private messages shared without consent
- Rumors and deliberate exclusion from group chats
You may notice: Fear of messages, avoiding school, poor sleep or pulling away from friends.
02 / Respond
How to help
- 1
Listen without blame. “You’re not in trouble. I’m here to help.” Ask what happened; don’t retaliate.
- 2
Keep the details. Save usernames, dates and non-explicit messages. Use the app’s report and block tools.
- 3
Bring in support. For classmates or peers, contact the school’s Child Protection Committee (CPC). Report threats or blackmail today.
Threats or blackmail? Get support today.
Get help now ↗