Report CSA crimes to the local authorities
The learning curve
" Are you willing to feel a little uncomfortable so your children never have to"
@parentingsafechildren
Step 1: Acknowledge the Reality
Recognize that child sexual abuse is a pervasive issue that affects us all, directly or indirectly. It's crucial to accept that any child, including those we love and care about, may be at risk.
Step 2: Embrace the Discomfort
Be willing to confront the uncomfortable truth and take responsibility for protecting our children. By doing so, we can ensure that they never have to suffer the trauma of sexual abuse.
Step 3: Take Action
Learn and implement practical strategies for prevention, including open conversations with both children and adults. Empower yourself with knowledge and tools to create a safer environment for all children.
So many resources..
We know the amount of information can be overwhelming, so we've condensed it into a few key resources.
Including a few short videos that develop understanding of child sexual abuse.
Knowing what to look for defends us.
These are only a few ways that you can educate yourself. We encourage you to do your own research and be aware.
Videos
Explaining Grooming
The Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE)
We need to speak up
The signs and indicators of abuse
Not Our Kids
Prevention through Education
Talk about it
7 Steps to protect your child
* Warning - These videos may contain triggering themes for some.
New Zealand free sites
General free sites
Australian free sites
Paid courses
Get Help & Support in Australia - Helplines
If you think a child is in immediate danger
Australia - Call (000)
New Zealand - Call (111)