Supporting mental health & well-being
Providing advice and resources which help maintain positive mental health, support well-being, and build resilience.
Empowering our community through well-being education
We understand that our community needs different types of support to maintain a healthy and positive online experience. We aim to equip them with skills and knowledge to help them build resilience to protect themselves and others on the platform.
Engaging teens to build their confidence as champions of digital well-being and online civility
Including teens meaningfully into our civility work is core to helping our community thrive. Our Youth Engagement Program aims to include teens in our work in the following ways:
Educate
Educating young people on safety features and digital well-being via content by youth for youth.
Partner
Partnering with our internal teams to bring the insights of youth to the table.
Advocate
Continuing to advocate for online civility from a youth-rights framework.
Introducing the inaugural Roblox Teen Council
From October to December 2024, we invited young people in the U.S. between the ages of 14 to 17 years old who are passionate, creative, and familiar with our platform to apply to be a part of our first ever Roblox Teen Council. Applications closed December 6, 2024.
Resources to support your well-being
Tips for Teens to Stay Safe in Online Games
A guide for neurodivergent teens about staying safe when playing games online
Taking Care of my Mental Health
JED's Mental Health Resource Center can help you navigate life’s challenges, practice self-care and coping, and find the support of professionals
Cyberbullying Advice for Parents
A guide to the identification, prevention, and response of cyberbullying from the Cyberbullying Research Center
Crisis Support for LGBTQ Youth
Crisis support and resources for LGBTQIA+ youth, teens, and allies from the Trevor Project
Online Well-being
Tips and recommendations from NSPCC to help young people manage their mental well-being online
Resources for support
One of the bravest things you can do is ask for support. Here are trusted organizations and services that can provide helpful advice and support.
Support Services
If you are concerned about the safety of a young person online, you can make a confidential report to:
CEOP UK
United Kingdom
Celebrating innovative experiences which support civility and well-being
Be Internet Awesome World by Google
Empowering kids to be safe, confident explorers of the online world
Alo Sanctuary
Practicing mindfulness
Elton John’s 'Beyond The Yellow Brick Road'
Celebrating self-expression
Standup Against Street Harassment by Ľoréal Paris
Teaching the 5Ds Methodology (Distract, Delegate, Document, Delay, Direct) to fight against street harassment