Interactive educational programs designed to build empathy, foster kindness, and equip students with skills to prevent and respond to bullying.
At Dolly’s Dream, we’re working to change the culture of bullying by giving young people, parents, carers, and teachers the tools to respond with kindness and resilience. Our workshops highlight the impact of bullying on mental health and empower communities to create safer, more compassionate environments.
As mental health conversations grow, we address real challenges children and young people face, promoting kindness, digital safety, and access to support systems. By fostering empathy, self-worth, and practical skills, we help participants build supportive communities.
Our sessions, tailored for ages 5 to 55, explore kindness, digital use, self-worth, and the reality of bullying. Each workshop is age-appropriate, engaging, and encourages honest conversations where participants can share experiences.
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An interactive workshop that helps students recognise different types of bullying, understand early warning signs and reflect on how their own actions can make a difference. Students learn practical ways to stand up for others and safely step in when they see harm happening.
The session also equips students with clear pathways for seeking help, ensuring they know who to turn to and how to access support when they or someone else needs it.
An engaging workshop that helps students understand the real risks they face online and how to navigate them safely. Students explore issues such as cyberbullying, scams, privacy and misinformation, and how online choices can impact their safety, reputation and mental wellbeing.
The session also builds critical thinking skills, empowering students to recognise reliable information and make safer, more informed decisions in the digital world.
A student-centred workshop that shows how everyday words and actions impact mental health, relationships and school culture. Students explore how kindness can interrupt negative behaviour, reduce bullying and create safer, more supportive environments.
A practical workshop that helps students strengthen their sense of self, build resilience, and nurture positive relationships with themselves and others. Students explore the importance of self-worth for mental wellbeing, learn strategies to reframe unhelpful thoughts, and develop habits that support confidence, resilience, and a positive self-image.
In person or online. A practical workshop designed to help parents navigate the challenges of raising children in an ever-changing online world. Parents learn to recognise common online risks, manage difficult conversations about digital safety, spot signs that their child may be struggling, and access trusted support networks and resources to keep their family safe and confident online.
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