Tozi App: Creating a safer online haven for youth

The Tozi app is readily available for download, ensuring young people have unfettered access to its benefits 24/7. It's compatible with both iOS and Android platforms in Ireland.

Pictured L-R, Liz Roche, Head of Vodafone Ireland Foundation, Joe Quinsey, CEO DCU Educational Trust, John Church, CEO ISPCC, Amanda Nelson, CEO Vodafone Ireland, Professor Daire Keogh, President of DCU, and Professor James O'Higgins Norman, Director of DCU Anti-Bullying Centre.

A groundbreaking initiative has emerged on the digital landscape to ensure the safety and well-being of young individuals navigating the often complex world of the internet. Developed by the Vodafone Ireland Foundation in conjunction with Dublin City University's (DCU) Anti-Bullying Centre and Childline by ISPCC, the Tozi app seeks to provide a secure online sanctuary for young people, offering both content and assistance around the clock.

In response to the alarming statistics revealing that 45% of teenagers witness online mistreatment, while 1 in 10 adolescents fall victim to cyberbullying, the Tozi app steps forward as a powerful solution. Functioning as a haven for the youth, the app boasts a variety of tools, resources, and direct access to Childline, positioning itself as a staunch supporter against the perils of online negativity.