Provides briefsupport onhow to usethe BaatcheetwebsiteRefer torelevantsupportservices incase of anyconcernsProfessionaladvice ordiagnosisShare personalinformationabout theyoung personwith anyoneelseMaintainprofessionalboundariesBreakconfidentialityReport anysafeguardingconcerns tothesupervisorUsePositiveBodyLanguageTake SoleResponsibilityfor Peer Well-beingUnconditionalacceptanceof allbehaviorsShareyour ownpersonalproblemsPracticeconfidentialityEnsureinclusivelanguageChecks in onpeer’sprogressweekly forone monthBe non-judgmentalProvidepersonalproblem-solving forpeersProfessionalCounsellingExpertiseMakefalsepromisesSkippingsupervisionsessionsBecomefriends withthe peersoutside ofthe meetingsBuildRapportGive peers ahug if theytalk about anysafeguardingconcernsCreate asafe andsupportiveenvironmentBuildhopeOfferpersonalopinions onpeers'actionsPracticeactivelisteningOfferunsolicitedadvice orsolutionsFollow thescripts forallmeetingsSignpost themto reliablemental healthresources ifthey needDo notdiscriminateAsk open-endedquestionsRecognisesafetyconcernsRecordyourcontactswith peersOfferassistance withany technicaltroubleshootingOfferassistance insharing theirown storiesMake sureto pauseand reflectProvides briefsupport onhow to usethe BaatcheetwebsiteRefer torelevantsupportservices incase of anyconcernsProfessionaladvice ordiagnosisShare personalinformationabout theyoung personwith anyoneelseMaintainprofessionalboundariesBreakconfidentialityReport anysafeguardingconcerns tothesupervisorUsePositiveBodyLanguageTake SoleResponsibilityfor Peer Well-beingUnconditionalacceptanceof allbehaviorsShareyour ownpersonalproblemsPracticeconfidentialityEnsureinclusivelanguageChecks in onpeer’sprogressweekly forone monthBe non-judgmentalProvidepersonalproblem-solving forpeersProfessionalCounsellingExpertiseMakefalsepromisesSkippingsupervisionsessionsBecomefriends withthe peersoutside ofthe meetingsBuildRapportGive peers ahug if theytalk about anysafeguardingconcernsCreate asafe andsupportiveenvironmentBuildhopeOfferpersonalopinions onpeers'actionsPracticeactivelisteningOfferunsolicitedadvice orsolutionsFollow thescripts forallmeetingsSignpost themto reliablemental healthresources ifthey needDo notdiscriminateAsk open-endedquestionsRecognisesafetyconcernsRecordyourcontactswith peersOfferassistance withany technicaltroubleshootingOfferassistance insharing theirown storiesMake sureto pauseand reflect

Baatcheet Buddy Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Provides brief support on how to use the Baatcheet website
  2. Refer to relevant support services in case of any concerns
  3. Professional advice or diagnosis
  4. Share personal information about the young person with anyone else
  5. Maintain professional boundaries
  6. Break confidentiality
  7. Report any safeguarding concerns to the supervisor
  8. Use Positive Body Language
  9. Take Sole Responsibility for Peer Well-being
  10. Unconditional acceptance of all behaviors
  11. Share your own personal problems
  12. Practice confidentiality
  13. Ensure inclusive language
  14. Checks in on peer’s progress weekly for one month
  15. Be non-judgmental
  16. Provide personal problem-solving for peers
  17. Professional Counselling Expertise
  18. Make false promises
  19. Skipping supervision sessions
  20. Become friends with the peers outside of the meetings
  21. Build Rapport
  22. Give peers a hug if they talk about any safeguarding concerns
  23. Create a safe and supportive environment
  24. Build hope
  25. Offer personal opinions on peers' actions
  26. Practice active listening
  27. Offer unsolicited advice or solutions
  28. Follow the scripts for all meetings
  29. Signpost them to reliable mental health resources if they need
  30. Do not discriminate
  31. Ask open-ended questions
  32. Recognise safety concerns
  33. Record your contacts with peers
  34. Offer assistance with any technical troubleshooting
  35. Offer assistance in sharing their own stories
  36. Make sure to pause and reflect