For Parents Of Children With Disabilities

Prevention steps can be taken at any time – before there is a concern that a child is being sexually abused to re-establishing safety to prevent further abuse. By becoming educated about child sex abuse, you are already becoming a proactive and protective adult.

Everyone can take steps to prevent the sexual abuse of children. Our prevention tip sheets can help you take action to keep children and youth safe, whether it's making a family safety plan, finding a safe school or camp, or safety on the internet.

• Create A Family Safety Plan
• How To Talk To Your Child To Reduce Vulnerability To Sexual Abuse
• How To Protect Your Child From Sexual Abuse In A Program Setting
• Behaviors To Watch Out For When Adults Are With Children & Signs That A Child Or Teen Might Be At-Risk To Harm A Child