Get help

• Think you or a friend might have been sexually exploited?
• Want some advice or someone to talk to?
• Worried about your child or a young person in your care?

It’s OK to speak to someone. Exploitation is never your fault, even if you went along with things at first. Abusers are very clever in the way they manipulate young people.

Speak to someone

If you think that you or someone else is being sexually abused or exploited please speak to someone. This could someone you trust like you teacher or pastoral lead at school. For support or if you’re concerned that a child has been sexually abused please contact the NSPCC 24 hour helpline Tel: 0808 800 5000 or email: help@nspcc.org.uk. If a child is at immediate risk of harm call 999.

What happens when you say...

Speaking up about sexual abuse or exploitation can be upsetting and scary. We understand that you want the abuse to stop. We also understand that you might be worried about what might happen after you tell somebody. This is normal and it’s okay to feel like this. Find out what happens when you report abuse.

Other people who can help

 

Barnardo’s
www.barnardos.org.uk

CEOP
Information for children, adults or teachers on staying safe on the internet
http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/

ChildLine
0800 1111
www.childline.org.uk

NSPCC
0808 800 5000
help@nspcc.org.uk
www.nspcc.org.uk/childsexualexploitation

NSPCC -  be ‘share aware’
Online resources to help parents and carers teach their children how to stay safe when sharing pictures online or by text.
www.nspcc.org.uk/shareaware

Parents Against Child Sexual Exploitation (Pace)
Working alongside and supporting parents and carers whose children have been sexually exploited.
0113 240 3040
info@paceuk.info
www.paceuk.info

RUClear
If you have concerns about sexually transmitted infections, RUClear offers free, confidential NHS tests and advice.
0800 046 1303
www.ruclear.co.uk

Parents Protect

Parents Protect is an information and resources website which aims to raise awareness about child sexual abuse, answer questions and give adults the information, advice, support and facts, they need to help protect children.

Say Something

It is not OK for someone to expect you or your friends to do things you don’t want to. Listen to your instinct; if it doesn’t feel right – tell someone. 24/7, FREE, ANONYMOUS, CALL OR TXT 116000