Posters, leaflets, and other physical resources can help prevent child sexual abuse in your professional role. We also have resources for parents.
Stop It Now is our anonymous service for adults concerned about child sexual abuse, and Shore is our website and anonymous live chat service for young people worried about sexual behaviour.
Books we’d recommend to teach children and young people about sex are here. We’d also recommend suggestions the Positive Parenting Project. Contact Stop It Now for help to find something relevant for your situation.
How to keep children safe from sexual abuse - Welsh version
Information for parents and carers with a learning disability.
How to keep children safe from sexual abuse - English version
Information for parents and carers with a learning disability.
Cyber resilience and internet safety
The internet is an amazing place and plays a vital role in many aspects of the lives of our children and young people. But children and young people can easily fall victim to experiences online that can cause them harm.
What we all need to know to protect children
This leaflet aims to provide the information we all need to put in place preventative steps, recognise the warning signs of child sexual abuse, and to build the confidence to do something about it.
Upstream support for individuals
We can support individuals at any stage of the criminal justice system, including those who have previously been involved with this system but who no longer receive support.
Upstream services for professionals
We provide support services to individuals who are worried about their own sexual thoughts and feelings about children and/or those who may be at risk of sexual offending.
What we all need to know - professionals - Welsh version
When it comes to children and young people, there’s a real difference between normal sexual exploration and abusive behaviour. As child protection professionals, we need to know what this difference is, and where we can go for advice if we have concerns or questions.
What we all need to know - professionals - English version
When it comes to children and young people, there’s a real difference between normal sexual exploration and abusive behaviour. As child protection professionals, we need to know what this difference is, and where we can go for advice if we have concerns or questions.
What we all need to know - learning difficulties - Welsh version
Keeping children with learning disabilities safe from sexual abuse. This leaflet aims to provide the information we all need to prevent child sexual abuse, to recognise the warning signs and to build the confidence to do something about it.
What we all need to know - learning difficulties - English version
Keeping children with learning disabilities safe from sexual abuse. This leaflet aims to provide the information we all need to prevent child sexual abuse, to recognise the warning signs and to build the confidence to do something about it.
What we all need to know - ethnic minorities - Welsh version
Information for families. Keeping ethnic minority children safe from sexual abuse. Most victims of child sexual abuse do not talk about it and can’t ask for help. So adults have to.
What we all need to know - ethnic minorities - English version
Information for families. Keeping ethnic minority children safe from sexual abuse. Most victims of child sexual abuse do not talk about it and can’t ask for help. So adults have to.