Childline Therapeutic Programmes for Children Harmed by Abuse

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.

Childline Therapeutic Programmes for Children Harmed by Abuse

Expect Respect - USA

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

Expect Respect - USA

G-Map

A community based treatment programme for young people with harmful sexual behaviour and their families/carers.

G-Map

Hear and Now

Hear and Now is therapeutic support for children and young people where there are concerns about sexual abuse. The purpose of this service is to offer a trauma-focused intervention to help children and young people explore and minimise the impact of any abuse they might have experienced.

Hear and Now

Staying Safe

A programme for children and young people who have been affected by sexual abuse. It is an extension of the Partners’ Programme, a UK Home Office accredited group work programme run in conjunction with the Probation Service.

Staying Safe

PATCH

Community level prevention and awareness programmes to educate about CSA and seek to prevent its occurrence. Also, crisis support, assessment, therapeutic services and court preparation for survivors of CSA.   

PATCH

The Glebe House Therapeutic Treatment Programme

A therapeutic treatment programme for males aged 12 to 19 years, who are known to have sexuall abused.

The Glebe House Therapeutic Treatment Programme