Resources to combat child sexual abuse

If you, or someone you know, is experiencing child sexual abuse, numerous organizations and support are available.

Resources to combat child sexual abuse

One in 5 women and 1 in 13 men report being victims of sexual abuse as a child. 70% to 80% of the perpetrators are family members or friends of the victim.*

Find help in your country and more information:

US — National Children’s Alliance

Canada — Child and Youth Advocacy Centers Network

Europe — Promise Barnahus Network

France — Face à l’inceste

France — Commission indépendante sur l’inceste et les violences sexuelles faites aux enfants (CIIVISE)

France — La Maison des femmes de Saint Denis (Île de France)

Primarily Countries in Africa and Latin/South America: Together for Girls

Globally — UNICEF — 150 Countries — UNICEF

For adult survivors of child sexual abuse:

US — SurvivorSpace: Based in the US and some material US-centric.

Resources for parents:

In English

Helping Your Child Heal from Child Sexual Abuse, helps parents understand why mental health treatment is important and what questions to ask to ensure a well-trained therapist delivering evidence-based treatments.

Caring for Kids: What Parents Need to Know About Child Sexual Abuse, a compendium of 10 fact sheets on many topics within Child Sexual Abuse from basic facts to what to do if a child discloses.

In Spanish

Cuidando a Los Ninos, a compendium of 10 fact sheets on many topics within Child Sexual Abuse from basic facts to what to do if a child discloses.

In French

Le loup, by Mai Lan Chapiron, an album written for children, to break the taboo of incest (for 4 years-old).

Mon corps est un trésor, (Bayard), a short story, available online for free to protect young children (4-7 years-old) from sexual violence.

Les violences sexuelles: Prévenir. Détecter. Accompagner by Patrick Loiseleur, with Face à l’inceste.

CléPsy, to help parents better understand their children's psychological difficulties and develop the skills they need to support them on a day-to-day basis.

For a more complete list of French resources, please visit the article Ressources pour lutter contre l’inceste on the French version of the Kering Foundation website.

Resources for teens:

It’s Never Your Fault, a fact sheet for teens about sexual abuse.

Premières fois (in French), a website offering resources and an online discussion space on friendships and family relationships for young teenagers in difficulty.

*The statistics above are derived from various studies condicted worldwide : UNICEF, Council of Europe, Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse, Face à l'inceste, CIVIISE.

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