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61 Duncairn Gardens
Belfast, Northern Ireland BT15 2GB
+44 2890 352011
http://endbullying.org.uk

The Northern Ireland Anti-Bullying Forum (NIABF) aims to combat bullying in schools and communities across Northern Ireland, focusing on various forms of bullying including online, homophobic, and prejudice-based issues. The organisation offers resources and support for young people, parents, and professionals, and hosts initiatives like Anti-Bullying Week and creative arts competitions to raise awareness and encourage positive action.

Through educational workshops and by promoting good practices, the NIABF seeks to create a safe environment for all children and young people. Their commitment to addressing and mitigating bullying behaviour is evident in their strategic plans and community engagement efforts.

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