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Bullying Prevention for Schools

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Page Summary

On this page access information, supports and services related to bullying prevention for schools.

About Bullying Prevention for Schools

School staff play a key role in fostering healthy relationships and promoting a safe positive school environment. Students who have healthy relationships will be less likely to bully others, more likely to support students who are bullied and better able to reach their educational goals. Promoting healthy relationships is a key strategy to prevent bullying and create a safe and accepting school climate.

Resources

General Information

Curriculum Supports: Teaching and Learning Resources

Enhancing School Communities: Additional Resources

Community Partners: Resources and Services

  • Black Youth Helpline (external link)
    Serves all youth and specifically responds to the need for a Black youth specific service, positioned and resourced to promote access to professional, culturally appropriate support for youth, families and schools.
  • Bullying Canada’s Lifeline (external link)
    24/7 helpline with call, text, and email support for children and youth experiencing bullying.
  • Canadian Mental Health Association (external link)
    Resources and information on a variety of mental health issues. Bullying resources are available through the Mental Health Resource Library accessible from this site.
  • Cybertip (external link)
    Canada's national tip line for reporting the online sexual exploitation of children. Provides information for parents on what they can do to improve their child's safety on the Internet.
  • Halton Multicultural Council (external link)
    A volunteer-run council representing a number of cultural groups providing social programs to the community. School Host Program is a free service offered to schools across Halton Region that helps to integrate children who are new to Canada.
  • Hope for Wellness Helpline (external link)
    Available to all Indigenous people across Canada. Experienced and culturally competent counsellors are reachable by telephone and online ‘chat’ 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  • Kids Help Phone (external link)
    Free, 24/7 anonymous and confidential professional counselling, referrals and information through technologically-based communications media to improve the well-being of Canadian children and youth
  • Naseeha Helpline (external link)
    24-hour, 7 days a week Islam-inspired helpline for those facing mental and emotional distress.
  • One Stop Talk (external link)
    A free service that immediately connects any child or youth from 0-17 years of age to a professional therapist from a network of community-based child, youth and family mental health agencies.
  • Our Kids Network (external link)
    A Halton community-based initiative that can assist with coordinating and providing services, resources and support for families, schools and the community.
  • Pflag Canada - Halton (external link)
    Peer support, education, and advocacy for a Canada that affirms, respects, and values all sexualities, genders, and gender expressions.
  • Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK) (external link)
    A child and youth mental health agency that provides services to children from birth to 17 and their families, such as individual and group counseling, and walk-in clinics.

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