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Resources to teach body safety

Teaching children and young people about body safety is an important part of keeping them safe from child sexual abuse. It can be hard to know how to start these conversations, so we have developed a range of tools and resources to support you.

Activity booklet

This booklet includes a selection of fun, everyday activities that are accompanied by guidance, tips and prompts to help adults have conversations with children and young people about body safety and child sexual abuse.
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My superhero voice

My superhero voice is a culturally inclusive and safe children’s storybook which aims to support adults to start conversations with the children and young people in their lives about child sexual abuse.
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Jayneen Sanders collaboration

We partnered with author and publisher, Jayneen Sanders, on a range of tools and resources to help adults start conversations with children and young people.
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Teeny Tiny Stevies partnership

We partnered with Teeny Tiny Stevies on a song, video and sing-along book to teach children and young people about body safety
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Building a safety team

Information and activities about building and being a part of a child or young person’s safety team, created in partnership with the Daniel Morcombe Foundation.
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Other helpful resources

Our website has more information and resources to help you learn about child sexual abuse and have conversations. This includes information about child sexual abuse, guidance for having conversations and materials from our ‘One Talk at a Time’ campaign.

If you or a child are in immediate danger, call Triple Zero (000).

Information on reporting child safety concerns can be found on our Make a report page.

Get support

The information on this website may bring up strong feelings and questions for many people. There are many services available to assist you. A detailed list of support services is available on our Get support page.

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