NSPCC services to prevent child sexual abuse
The NSPCC provides therapeutic services for children and young people who have been sexually abused and preventative services for adults and young people whose sexual behaviour poses a risk to children.
The services form part of the NSPCC's strategy to generate evidence on what works in preventing
child sexual abuse with the aim of sharing this learning to protect as many children as possible.
The NSPCC services on child sexual abuse are:
A new guide to help professionals work therapeutically with sexually abused children and young people and their safe (non-abusing) carers.
An evaluation of a new manual 'Change for good' for professionals to deliver a structured treatment programme for children and young people with harmful sexual behaviour.
A service providing intensive therapy to children and young people with serious harmful sexual behaviour.
A new guide for assessing the sexual risk posed by known or alleged adult male sex offenders who are not in the criminal justice system and for providing treatment to contain and reduce the risk.
A partnership project with the probation service to provide a 24-hour telephone line to help prevent child sex offenders from committing more offences against children.
If you would like more advice or information about how to protect children from sexual abuse, we also provide:
NSPCC's helpline service
If you're worried about a child,
contact the NSPCC. We're here 24/7 by phone and online. It's free and you don't have to say who you are.
NSPCC training
We provide learning resources and bespoke training courses to help those working with children, young people and families.
Child sexual abuse: an NSPCC EduCare child protection awareness programmeA three-module distance learning programme to help anyone who works with children and young people to recognise the signs of sexual abuse and know how to respond.Listening and responding to children and young people who have experienced sexual exploitation and abuseA specialist training course for professionals to develop knowledge and skills in active listening and taking creative approaches to listening to children and young people who have been sexually abused.
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NSPCC training for more courses and tailored services.
NSPCC consultancy
Our experts can help you develop, implement and monitor your child protection policies and safeguarding strategies. Contact
NSPCC consultancy for more information.
Contact the NSPCC Information Service for information on NSPCC services, child sexual abuse or any child protection topic
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