Anti-Bullying Week

Anti-Bullying Week runs from 11-17 November 2026, bringing schools, families and communities together to take a stand against bullying and to promote kindness, respect and inclusion.

When is Anti-Bullying Week?

Anti-Bullying Week is observed in November (November 11-17). It is one of the many UK awareness days that bring people together around a shared cause — see the full calendar.

Why Anti-Bullying Week matters

Bullying can have a lasting impact on children’s and young people’s mental health, confidence and education, so this week empowers everyone to recognise it, speak up and help create environments where all young people feel safe and valued. Explore community support volunteering.

How to get involved in Anti-Bullying Week

There are three simple ways to make Anti-Bullying Week count:

• Volunteer — volunteer as a mentor or youth-group helper supporting children and young people to feel safe, included and confident. Browse opportunities.
• Fundraise — run a non-uniform day, sponsored event or collection to fund anti-bullying and youth support work.
• Raise awareness — share anti-bullying messages and resources and model kindness and respect online and offline.

Anti-Bullying Week volunteering opportunities

Mark Anti-Bullying Week by doing something real. Find volunteering opportunities and start today.

Get involved with Anti-Bullying Week

Browse live opportunities, log your hours, and earn verified badges you can add to your CV and LinkedIn. Find volunteering roles or see more awareness days.