The E-Safety Commissioner's Reporting of Offensive or illegal content page where you can report things like - Child sexual abuse / child abuse / suspected paedophile activity - Advocates a terrorist act - Promotion, incitement or instruction in crime - Violence - Sexually explicit - Extreme, offensive or adult content - Strong impact content (only where a fee has been paid for video/audio) - Racism / discrimination - Fraud / scam - Privacy - Copyright infringement / intellectual property - Defamation, cyberbullying or harassment - Computer virus

This site is based in France, the site allows you to report disturbing material found online, such as child exploitation, Incitement to suicide, Incitement to violence, discrimination or hatred, Offensive content accessible to children, Incitement to terrorism and bomb-making, and Praise of crimes against humanity.

Kids Helpline is also run by Boys Town

Parentline is run by BoysTown,

Anti-racism Education for Australian Schools

The Alannah and Madeline Foundation is a national charity protecting children from violence and its devastating impact. The Foundation was set up in memory of Alannah and Madeline Mikac, aged six and three, who were tragically killed with their mother and 32 others at Port Arthur, Tasmania on 28 April 1996. They care for children who have experienced or witnessed serious violence. They also run programs that prevent violence and advocate for children's safety and wellbeing. Their vision is that every child will live in a safe and supportive environment.

Initiative of the Alannah and Madeline Foundation

AUSTRALIA'S YOUTH-DRIVEN MOVEMENT AGAINST BULLYING

Headspace has centres across Australia & online counselling at eheadspace.org.au If you need immediate assistance contact Lifeline on 131114 or Kids Helpline on 1800551800.

The Carly Ryan Foundation is based in Adelaide, South Australia. The foundation was set up by Carly's mum Sonya after the death of her daughter, Carly after a met up was rearranged online . Ever since 2007, Sonya has worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of other teenagers while they are online

Chloe Fergusson was just 15 last year Cassie started Chloe's law facebook page just two days after the news had broken of her youngest sister Chloe had sadly taken her own life as a result of severe Bullying of both physical and cyber. Cassie is determine to see a change across whole of Australia with tougher bullying laws throughout Australia in all States and Territories. Let Chloe's Voice speak for us all, we need to speak up against bullying and raise awareness that bullying can kill and it effects us all. page here: https://www.facebook.com/ChloesLawAust

Based in Adelaide, South Australia. Shine SA is aimed at providing the right information about sexual health and provide counseling for many things

In Australia on Thursday the 11th of September, 2014 is R U OK DAY where we are encouraged to ask our loved ones, friends and even strangers, If they are ok? A Conversation can change a person's life for the better

The Black Dog Institute is a world-leader in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder.

The Sammy D Foundation encourages youth the reach their maximum life potential. Our emphasis is to empower youth to make safe and positive life choices.

The Safe Schools Hub provides information and resources on safe school strategies to assist teacher, school leaders, students, and parents.

The establishment of the Zahra Foundation Australia was initiated by Zahraâ??s children and Central Domestic Violence Service to support women and their children to live a life free of violence and attain economic independence.

The Australian Government's Cybersafety Help Button provides internet users, particularly children and young people, with easy online access to cyber safety information and assistance available in Australia. It offers counselling, reporting and educational resources to assist young people deal with online risks including cyber bullying, unwanted contact, scams and fraud, and offensive or inappropriate material. The help button is a free application that is easily downloaded onto personal computers, mobile devices, and school and library networks. All you need do is choose one of the installation options. Once the help button is installed, you can access it anytime for help or advice about something unsafe or upsetting that you have encountered on the internet. If you would like to see where the button takes you before deciding to download it, visit the cybersafety help and advice page. Young people should get permission from their parents or caregivers before downloading the button.

This annual day provides a focus for all schools to say Bullying & Violence. No Way! and to strengthen their existing everyday messages that bullying and violence at school are not okay at any time.

'Keep it Tame' is an unprecedented online campaign targeting Australian teenagers, drawing attention to the consequences of thoughtless and hurtful use of social media and empowering them to act with respect online. View and share the campaign . Up to 80 per cent of Australians aged between 12 and 18 will be exposed to the interactive online campaign, which is backed by the nation's top 20 youth-focused websites and has been developed by young people, leading marketers and top academics. Unique to the campaign is the application of an innovative digital tracking methodology which - in conjunction with a cohort study that will survey and interview young people over time - will measure its impact on behaviour change. Learn more about the Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre and the research behind the campaign .

A Program run by the Victorian Government for schools, families

Stay Smart Online is the Australian Government's online safety and security website, designed to help everyone understand the risks and the simple steps we can take to protect our personal and financial information online. The website was developed to recognise that online safety is an important area of Government responsibility. The website provides support so we are better equipped to protect ourselves online. The website is hosted by the Department of Communications, which works with a range of other Australian Government agencies and security organisations.

This website is based in The United Kingdom

Suggested by Mrs B. Kelley and her wonderful students

The LGBTIQ+ Corner is about raising awareness of issues that the community faces, allowing people to share their stories and to access useful information.

Minus18 is an social networking site an a Non-Profit Organisation for the LGBTIQ Youth and the supporters of them based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Trevor Space is a online social networking site for the LGBT young people around the world to make new friends and to seek advice.