Social Media

Beat social media pages

You can stay in touch with all of the latest news from Beat on Facebook and Twitter, as well as catch up on updates on our latest campaigns, events, self help groups and media issues whilst interacting with our supporters.  

Stay in touch with us on Facebook

Sign in to your Facebook account and click ‘become a fan’ for our main fan page on the following link Please suggest this page to friends to raise awareness of Beat on Facebook.

If you’re a Beat fundraiser or would like to cheer on a fellow fundraiser you can join the Fundraising for Beat Facebook fan page.

Follow us on Twitter

Read short and snappy updates on the latest news from Beat on our Twitter page - our Twitter handle is @beatED. Please recommend us to your followers to raise awareness of Beat by ‘re-tweeting’ our Tweets. You can also use the following hash tags using the ‘#’ symbol to raise awareness of us to your followers by recommending @beatED on #CharityTuesday and #FollowFriday on these days.

Engage with us on YouTube

You can follow the videos that we upload from Beat events on our YouTube page. Comment on our videos and let us know what you think of them! Alternatively, if you have any videos you’d like to see on our page, send them to l.lahfa@b-eat.co.uk  

Staying safe online

The internet is a great place, packed with really useful information. It’s also a place for people to share information that is harmful or as a platform for bullying. Organisations like the UK Safer Internet Centre and Think You Know, the website for young people from the Child Exploitation Online Protection Centre (CEOP).

CyberMentors  is all about young people helping and supporting each other online. If you're being bullied or are feeling troubled, then CyberMentors is where you can go for help.  It doesn't matter how big or small you think the problem is, or whether you're being targeted online or offline, CyberMentors are there to listen and support you. 

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