Quiz: I'm being bullied, how can ReachOut help?

ReachOut Content Team
Published 05 September 2023

Being bullied feels crap, that’s for sure. It can leave you feeling stuck, hopeless, alone and stressed. Remember – bullying is not ok and you don’t have to put up with it.

How ReachOut can help if you're being bullied

Get support from ReachOut through stories from other young people who have experienced bullying, our peer support forums and practical tips. Have a go at this short quiz to be guided to the content that suits you.

What can I do now?

  • Not sure whether it's bullying or teasing? Find out the difference here.

  • Chat to other young people about how they deal with bullying in the forums.

  • If you're being bullied, you're probably feeling pretty lonely. Check out this video to get some tips on how to meet new people and make new friends.

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