You don't have to sort this out alone
Getting help
Whether you're being bullied, worried about someone else, or just need to talk — here's where to start.
If you need to talk to someone right now
These are free, confidential, and open to children and adults. You don't have to explain yourself to use them.
Childline
0800 1111Free and confidential, for children and young adults. Anything at all, not just bullying.
National Bullying Helpline
0300 323 0169Advice and support for adults and children.
NSPCC
0808 800 5000If you're worried about a child, or need to report something.
How we can help
What we can do
Talk to you
We have a room at our hub where children come and talk about what's happening, usually with a parent or carer. We counsel within their school too — whichever environment they feel most comfortable in. There's no waiting list and it doesn't cost anything.
Work with your school
If you'd rather not go to a teacher, most schools we work with have a youth champion — a pupil in a yellow t-shirt you can tell instead. They pass it on to us.
Give your school what it needs
Buddy benches, planters, and the practical things that make a school kinder day to day. Youth champions tell us what to send.
For families
If you're a parent or carer
You don’t need a referral and you don’t need to have tried everything else first. Ring us, or come to the hub during opening hours.
Ring us on 07506 106853.
Monday to Saturday, 10am–4pm. Closed Sundays, unless there's an event on.
If it’s urgent and we’re closed, use the helplines above — they’re open now.
For schools
If you're a school
We work with schools across the Fylde coast, and there’s no cost. We’ll talk you through how youth champions work, supply the t-shirts, badges, post box and postcards, and fund the resources your pupils ask for.
Watch instead
Videos
Short films about bullying and where to find help, for children and for the adults trying to help them.