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Guides for and about Children & Young People

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Child sexual abuse material generated by artificial intelligence

Internet Watch Foundation

Self-help guide for women and girls: For women and girls who are victim-survivors of rape or sexual abuse and want to understand and process their own personal reactions to their experience. It is for all women, including trans women.

SARSAS

Someone to lean on: A guide for professionals who work with children who have been sexually abused

NSPCC

PANTS resources for schools and teachers: Lesson plans, classroom activities and more to help you teach children the Underwear Rule to help keep them safe from abuse.

NSPCC

Self-help guide for men and boys: For men and boys who are victim-survivors of rape, sexual assault or sexual abuse and want to understand and process their own personal reactions to their experience. It is for all men, including trans men.

SARSAS

My Rights, My Self, My Choice, My Hopes 2019

My Rights, My Self, My Choice, My Hopes: A guide for young women who have experienced sexual violence

London Survivors Gateway & Nia

Being a Witness, a Booklet for Young Witnesses going to Court 2011

Being a witness: A booklet for young witnesses going to court

Ministry of Justice