Child sexual abuse
thrives in silence, which only benefits the offender. The victim's voice is forever
suppressed by fear, shame and guilt, leaving the victim to deal with the
scars of the abuse on his or her own.
It is imperative that we
adults take on the responsibility of taking care of our children
- Learn the facts about child sexual
abuse
- Minimize or reduce one adult/one
child situations
- Talk about it with your child
- Raise awareness to the issue
- Learn how to respond, what to do, and
where to go
- Be alert and act on suspicions
- Develop a child protection policy in
your organization
- Get involved
Child
Sexual Abuse is a Crime
Break the Silence!
