Child Sexual Abuse Resources
- Child Sexual Abuse Information Booklet – Amended November 2021
- Talk to Me – NSPCC Tool for adults to navigate difficult conversations with children about abuse
- Further CSA Resources
- Link to the NSPCC ‘PANTS’ Underwear Rule Campaign
- NSPCC ‘PANTS’ song and animation
- NSPCC ‘PANTS’ Underwear Rule flyer for parents
- NSPCC ‘PANTS’ Underwear Rule flyer for children
- No one noticed, no one heard – A study of disclosures of childhood abuse by the NPSCC
- Resources Document for Professionals
- Child Sexual Abuse Through Exploitation – Leaflet
- CEOP Resources: The Thinkuknow Toolkit
- Safeguarding Children Abused Through Domestic Abuse – Eastern Region Good Practice Handbook
- Seriously Awkward: How vulnerable 16-17 year olds are falling through the cracks
- Together, we can tackle child abuse – DfE campaign toolkit
- Online Sexual Harm Reduction Guide from The Marie Collins Foundation
- Free training from NSPCC on how to speak to children about abuse.
Click here to see some NSPCC resources on preventing child sexual abuse including information on some useful books for people working with children including Developing personal safety skills in children with disabilities.
Harmful Sexual Behaviour Project
Recent NSPCC research and emerging data from the NSCP and Norfolk and Suffolk Constabulary highlights the scale of Harmful Sexual Behaviour (HSB) in children and young people and the patchy, uncoordinated response to addressing it.
Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust (NSFT) and Norfolk Youth Offending Team (NYOT) have formed a partnership to deliver a Norfolk response to addressing HSB. The HSB project aims to create a skilled workforce, confident in assessing and intervening across all levels of HSB in children and young people.
The HSB project will be providing a range of training in relation to HSB from improving basic skills in recognising HSB to specialist bespoke training for professionals working with more complex cases.
Professionals will also be able to seek consultations in respect of any child under 18 living in Norfolk and Waveney where there are concerns or worries about HSB.
For further information or a case consultation, please contact the HSB team via email at hsbproject@norfolk.gov.uk
Some useful new web pages which have been launched by The Harmful Sexual Behaviour team. The team’s specialists in psychology and harmful sexual behaviour are skilled at all levels of intervention. The new webpages, which have sections for young people, parents and carers, and professionals, can be found here and aim to help the transition into more digital ways of working and provide a useful resource for professionals.
