Child sexual abuse is a global and dynamic issue of large scale that too many people do not recognise.
Our goal is to raise awareness about the magnitude of the problem. Whilst child sexual abuse can happen to any child, it is not inevitable. Everyone has a role to play in prevention. Through understanding and fulfilling these roles, we can collectively help protect children from sexual harm.
Take a look at the various ways in which we work to support our goal of raising awareness and increasing the understanding of our collective roles in preventing child sexual abuse.
We contributed to a special report by Chief Interviewer Decca Aitkenhead on the issue of sibling sexual abuse which featured in the Sunday Times Magazine. Despite being the most common form of child sexual abuse within families, it is rarely reported at the time and receives little attention from the media. The article includes a range of powerful and courageous interviews with survivors and testimony from some of the world’s leading academics on the subject including Stuart Allardyce, Director of Lucy Faithfull Foundation Scotland.
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