Parenting in the Digital World with Vodafone
It's not easy being a modern parent and navigating your child's new digital world. Vodafone has developed an excellent guide
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Explore Tozi
Tozi is a new app, created by the Vodafone Foundation in partnership with DCU Anti-Bullying Centre and Childline by ISPCC.
Tozi is a space to feel good online. It helps young people learn how to look after themselves when using social media, and how to be safe online in general.
Tozi is packed full of tips and advice on what to do if things aren’t going well online. It’s also got loads of features to help young people get to know themselves a bit better and start understanding their feelings and thoughts, and help with your online wellbeing. There are three key parts to help:
- The Cosmos – articles, podcasts, videos and more to help learn about online safety, privacy and wellbeing.
- My Space – a totally private space for them to check in and chill out. They’ll be able to see how their feelings can change over time with the Feelings Tracker, reflect and grow with Guided Journals, and get a dose of daily wisdom with inspirational quotes.
- Live Chat – if they need to talk to someone about what’s going on? No problem, they can start a chat with an expert from Childline anytime.
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