- Tier: Tier 1: Positive mental health promotion
- Category of intervention: Bullying prevention
- Strength of evidence: Not applicable
- Geographic location: State-wide
Program description
eSafety's resources encourage and support a positive, whole-school approach to online safety education.
We also have support and advice to help if something goes wrong.
The eSafety website includes:
- self-directed, developmentally-appropriate resources and support for children, young people and parents/carers
- advice on how to report online safety issues to the social media company or get more help from eSafety
- an Online Safety Toolkit to help schools prevent and respond to online safety issues
- a Best Practice Framework for Online Safety Education
- the YeS project, a digital and social health program encouraging young people to act as positive leaders online
- free professional learning to help educators include online safety in their programs.
Intended outcomes
- Support young people to be safe online
- Provide strategies for when cyberbullying occurs and a reporting avenue
- Equip parents and educators to support young people online.
Program details
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| Program provider | Australian Government |
| Delivery mode | Online |
Implementation considerations
Factors to consider: All resources are online and self-directed. The time length for resources vary, from 20 minutes upwards.
Cost
- Item cost: Free
- Detailed cost: Free
How the Fund can be used
There is no approved expenditure of the Fund for this program.
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