We are one of the largest youth charities in the world. If you’re aged 12-25, you can talk to us about anything that is bothering you for free help and support. We’re mainly here to help with things such as bullying, mental health, cyberbullying, body-image, relationships, sex, identity and coming out.

Our Objectives Are:

• To contribute to the growing body of knowledge and innovation when it comes to young people and bullying, digital wellbeing, mental health, identity and relationships through the use of research.
• To provide direct help and support to young people aged 12-25 who are impacted by our core strands of issues, ultimately improving their wellbeing, esteem and health.
• To prevent issues such as bullying, hate speech, radicalisation and poor mental health through the use of education in schools and colleges across the United Kingdom.
• To positively influence how society thinks and behaves; reducing the rates of issues such as stigma, prejudice, abuse and hate speech.
• To share our knowledge and innovation with wider stakeholders; influencing policy and the experiences of young people globally; and to collaborate with other charitable and youth organisations.

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How We Drive Impact

Research: We’ve surveyed thousands of youth and analysed millions of conversations to figure out the issues impacting young people the most.

Support: We provide digital safe spaces, direct support and a growing library of self-help resources covering a wide range of topical issues.

Education: We’re using big data and the experiences of young people to develop free curriculum for students worldwide.

Campaigns: Award-winning public awareness and edutainment campaigns to increase awareness and public education.

We work hard to ensure that our funding streams remain diverse and as sustainable as possible. Our primary sources of funding include corporate sponsorship, trusts and foundations, major donors, fundraising activity and profits from Ditch the Label merchandising.

We receive no Government funding, which means that Ditch the Label is completely independent.

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