your culture of care
Stymie promotes safety & wellbeing
We work with you to enable your community to make anonymous notifications about anyone who may be experiencing bullying or harm. Once the notification is made, a designated recipient within your organisation receives the information via email, and responds according to your wellbeing framework.Get in touch
What schools are saying
Stymie gives our students the opportunity to do the right thing. It has empowered them to stand up for themselves, their friends and our entire school community.
Stymie has become an integral part of how we support student emotional health and wellbeing at Harristown.
Parents and students know that Stymie is reliable and confidential and that the message gets to the right people immediately so that action can be taken to support our students.
Any internet-connected device can be used
to make a notification at any time
The web-app prompts witnesses or people experiencing harm, to provide information about the incident(s). They can also upload supportive evidence using screenshots of aggressive, threatening or harassing social media content or messages.
Stymie is a web application, meaning it can be accessed via any internet browser; nothing needs to be downloaded from a website or store.Information for parents
Disrupting the cycle of bystanding
In 87% of cases of bullying and harm, there are bystanders present. While some people may feel comfortable initiating conversations about harm with others, many don’t.
Stymie allows bystanders to remain anonymous, giving them the courage to overcome the fears and social pressures that prevent them from speaking up. It also relieves feelings of helplessness for those who want to help their peers but don’t quite know how.About Stymie
What does Stymie do for schools?
Every day 100,000 students stay at home because they feel worried about going to school. Stymie works with you, to empower your students as change agents by giving them the power to say something, making your school an even safer place to learn.
Existing schools report that students are using Stymie to support students with anxiety, suicide ideations, self-harm, sexual assault, bullying, family violence, harassment and harm to their communities.Information for educators