Top Ten Important Questions For Kids
This brochure has ten important questions to help kids think and talk about themselves, their boundaries, and how they deserve to be treated.
Talking To Your Children About Sex
How to use open discussions about sex, privacy, respect and values to prevent the sexual abuse and exploitation of children and teens.
Safe Strong and Free: What Can I do About Secret Touching/Child Sexual Abuse?
Kids have the right to be safe, strong and free! Parents, Guardian, Teacher, etc., please read and discuss this information with your children.
Protecting Children with Disabilities from Sexual Assault: A Parent’s Guide
This resources offers tools for parents of children with disabilities to minimize their children’s risk of experiencing violence, teach them about sexuality and setting boundaries, and respond if they do share they have been abused.
Prevent Child Sexual Abuse
Kids shouldn’t have to try to prevent sexual abuse all by themselves. We adults have to learn to recognize when people are acting inappropriately around our children…and to speak up before a child is harmed.
Parent Empowerment: A Guide for Helping Your Child in the Aftermath of Sexual Abuse
This booklet is a starting place for parents to begin to meet their child’s needs in the aftermath of an upsetting childhood experience such as sexual abuse.
Overcoming Painful Past Experience
“No matter what is true of your past, the world is still in need of your best contributions. You can only give your best by becoming your best self; and this is only possible if you consider yourself deserving of emotional healing.” – Dr. Betty Caponera
Male Victims Of Rape
An information brochure to let men know they are not alone and help is available.
Let’s Talk: Speaking Up to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse
“This booklet is a guide for how to start a conversation about sexual abuse when something you have seen or heard just does not feel right or when you have become worried or concerned about a situation that had some kind of sexual energy (feeling) to it. Learning how to talk about your concerns can help protect a child in your life. It can also make a huge difference in the life of an adult, teenager or child who needs your help.”
Incest Survivors: What Do I Do Now?
This brochure is intended to supply you with detailed information about incest if you or someone you love are wondering or have already remembered having had an incest experience. It was written to support you in your struggle to know once and for all what really happened in your childhood.
