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Do you think your child is being bullied?

If you are a parent or carer of a child you think is being bullied, you can get help in Birmingham by contacting the Helplines shown on this page.

Or you can get information and advice from the web sites listed below.

Click the title of each site to view it in a new window.
Helplines
The Birmingham Anti-bullying
Helpline 0808 808 1001
ChildLine 0800 1111
Birmingham Education Welfare Service Helplines
  Central
  North
  South		 0121 303 1200
0121 303 8900
0121 303 8050
Anti-bullying
Education Welfare Service's comprehensive guide to dealing with bullying.
Parentline Plus
Support of all kinds for anyone parenting a child, with a special section dealing with bullying.  This has a range of approaches for dealing with different situations - for example, bullying at school, bullying by mobile phone, or what to do if your child has been accused of bullying others at school.
ACE
The Advisory Centre for Education is an independent advice centre for parents and carers offering a free telephone advice, a range of advice booklets, frequently asked questions, a jargon page and a discussion forum.
ChildLine
Web site supporting the free phone service shown in our Helplines panel on this page.  A useful Help and Advice section gives information about calling ChildLine and their special helplines - such as their textphone service for children who are deaf or have difficulty using a regular phone.
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