Child Sexual Abuse Prevention and Resources

This conversation guide was developed by the Committee for Children to help parents talk to children about sexual abuse. The guide highlights ways to discuss safe touching to children of different ages.

The Committee for Children has child abuse prevention and bullying prevention resources available for parents and schools.

This national organization is dedicated to promoting the healthy development of children through state chapters, public awareness, and advocating for national changes in policy that promote a nationwide prevention network.

Project SAFE (Sexual Abuse Family Education) Project SAFE Group Intervention, a group within the Psychological Consultation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) offers a standardized treatment program for sexually abused youth and their nonoffending family members. Children who are abused often experience a variety of emotional and behavioral reactions and benefit from opportunities to discuss their feelings and experiences. In addition to helping their child through these challenges, caregivers also deal with their own feelings about what happened and also benefit from the opportunity to share their experiences.

This statewide advocacy organization works to enhance safety and justice by changing beliefs and behaviors, and dismantling the systems that perpetuate sexual and domestic violence, human trafficking, stalking, and other forms of violence.