A service which advocates for children’s rights, provides free access to legal aid for child victims of sexual (and other) abuse and engages with communities to provide information about sexual abuse.

A book which aims to keep children safe by focussing on issues of physical touch; what is acceptable and what is problematic.

The symbol of the Blue Teddy Bear was designed specifically to raise awareness of CSA and to show that the prevalence of CSA can be reduced.

A workshop delivered to secondary caregivers whereby information on child abuse and neglect is conveyed through use of videos, cases studies, activities and discussions.

Therapeutic programmes for families where children have been harmed by sexual abuse.  Childline staff deliver the progamme using play therapy, individual, group and family therapy.

A theatre production for advocacy against child sexual abuse and exploitation performed by those who have experienced abuse themselves on the streets of the Philippines. An educational campaign focussing on commercial sexual exploitation. Leaflets, posters and online banners were used in English, Polish, Ukrainian and Russian. Preventative workshops were also delivered to young people and a helpline was made available.

An educational campaign focusing on commercial sexual exploitation. Leaflets, posters and online banners were used in English, Polish, Ukrainian and Russian. Preventative workshops were also delivered to young people and a helpline was made available.

A workshop for professionals and other adults designed to provide guidance, advice, education and support to those in a position to act to protect children.

A helpline and email service which provides an initial contact point for people worried about their own sexual attraction to children, or people worried about someone they know, for them to receive advice, support and referrals onto additional services e.g. psychologists.

A school based educational programme promoting safe and healthy relationships for young people.

A book for use by professionals who are working with ‘principally but not exclusively’ mothers of children who have been sexually abused; includes safe carers also. It aims to assess and offer therapy and support to mothers.  

Training aimed at parents of children who have been sexually abused and at young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviours.

An individual or group work course for family members and friends of those arrested, charged or convicted for internet child pornography offences.

A face to face educative course of 1 to 5 sessions for children and young people with concerning and/or illegal sexual behaviour on the internet, as well as their families.

A positive personal safety skills programme that aims to provide young people with the skills to cope with situations that might involve abuse. For delivery in schools by teachers supported by Police Education Officers.

A programme aimed to educate professionals about the key aspects of online child sexual exploitation and aimed to provide young people with information about grooming methods. Includes a video about a girl called Lottie who met a boy called Jake and the progression of their relationship.

A website providing information to children and their parents about social networking sites, games and apps used by children.

A group based programme for women who have an identifiable concern regarding their ability to protect their child/children from sexual abuse.

A public education programme designed to educate various members of the community (e.g. doctors, religious leaders, parents) around the reality and signs, of child sexual abuse.

A training package that help teachers create and implement a child protection strategy within their school.