Gang bullying
If you're being bullied by a gang you need to tell an adult who can do something about it. This could be your parents, teachers, youth workers or if the bullying is threatening your safety.....the Police
It's often hard to get through to people in a gang so you could try getting the weakest member alone and ask why you are being bullied.....
- Ask them how they would like being treated as badly as you are
- Ask why they are joining in
- Say you know that they are really not cruel underneath - appeal to their good side.
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Free and confidential counselling and sexual health information services to young people aged 13 – 25 years old across Cambridgeshire in Cambridge, Ely, Wisbech and Huntingdon.
Childline
Need to talk? Call ChildLine or chat on their website
The Samaritans
confidential non-judgemental emotional support, 24 hours a day for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide
YMCA Huntingdonshire Counselling Service
Free counselling service for 13 - 25 year olds. Available at Huntingdon Connexions, St Ives Broadleas Centre, Hinchingbrooke School, St Peters School, St Neots CC, Abbey College, Longsands College and Sawtry College - phone or email for more info
Being Bullied?
If you are being bullied the most important thing is to tell an adult you trust about it. This could be your parents, a teacher, or a youth worker.
If the first adult you talk to doesn't do anything speak to someone else.
Write down what is happening to you so you can show the person you talk to.
If you need to speak to someone straight away call Childline free on 0800 1111 or if you prefer have an online chat with a counsellor.
You can use our own Ask Ali page to ask for advice and get a reply within 24 hours
