Charities & Voluntary Organisations in New Forest, Hampshire

Welcome To The National Bullying Helpline The National Bullying Helpline provides practical helpline support to both adults and children who are struggling with bullying issues, whether this is in the home, the community, a school or the workplace. Whether the bullying is on or off line, we provide assistance. If the caller is at risk of self-harm or harm from others our volunteers get involved and work closely with the emergency services up to the point that we know that the caller is safe. We save lives. The helpline provides assistance to parents struggling with bullying in schools and also employment advice in cases of alleged workplace bullying (including suspension and dismissal cases). Very often, a caller is highly stressed or even unwell due to the problems they are facing. They just need someone to listen and help them identify a solution or an approach to a problem that they may not have thought through themselves. Our objective is to help a caller remedy their problem, however complex it may seem. The National Bullying Helpline have launched an eCRIME website which will help adults and children with on-line-abuse and/or cyber bullying including; trolling, stalking, grooming, e-theft and any form of harassment on-line. We work closely with the Police in these cases. Bullying is bullying, on or off line. With ever changing technology we are noticing an increase in on-line crime including hacking, trolling, mobbing, grooming, stalking and harassment. These hackers are bullies and bullies do not discriminate. We are all potential targets, on or off line, whether we are an individual, a business or a large Corporation. Without doubt, bullying impacts on all our lives. Keep our number safe and stay safe. If you know anyone who is struggling with a bullying issue, please give them our number. Tel: 0845 22 55 787 or 07734 701221 Websites: www.nationalbullyinghelpline.co.uk and www.ecrime.action.co.uk When calling or leaving an email,

Diverse Abilities is Dorset's disability charity supporting children and adults with profound physical and learning disabilities across the county since 1955 Our mission To enable children and adults with disabilities to achieve their full potential by providing a lifetime of sustainable support and educational services. Our Vision To be the leading disability charity locally offering the broadest choice of high quality services tailored to individual needs.

Fostering with a charitable organisation means constant reinvestment in support services and enhancing the lives of carers and the children under our wing. The South Central office in particular has seen massive growth over the 10 years they've been established and have moved twice to accommodate the social worker's and carer's needs. Our charitable status means our focus is solely on that of the individuals we support and not on making a profit. The social workers and administrators are experts in your region and consistently go beyond the call of duty to ensure our carers have the toolset to encourage, develop and support not only the young people in their care but their own families too.