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Recognising signs of abuse in children
When a child is being abused, they may behave in ways that signal it’s occurring. Know how to recognise the warning signs and about the 4 types of child abuse.
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What is Child Abuse?
Information about child abuse including physical, sexual, emotional abuse, neglect, domstic and family violence
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Child sexual abuse: talking to kids 0-11 | Raising Children Network
Talking about child sexual abuse helps protect children aged 0-11 years. You can talk about feeling unsafe, inappropriate touch, secrets and saying ‘no’.
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Protect your child from sexual abuse - NT.GOV.AU
Find out more about protecting your child from sexual abuse.
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Child sexual abuse helplines & services | Raising Children Network
If children or teens have experienced child sexual abuse, call police on 000. You can also call state or territory child protection services. Get contacts.
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Online abuse | eSafety Commissioner
How to deal with online abuse in domestic and family violence situations
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Image-based abuse | eSafety Commissioner
How to deal with image-based abuse as part of domestic and family violence.
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What is technology-facilitated abuse? | eSafety Commissioner
Take control if you are being abused or stalked online as part of domestic and family violence. Learn how to manage risks and stay safe online.
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Abuse or family violence in pregnancy - COPE
COPE's purpose is to prevent and improve the quality of life of those living with emotional and mental health problems that occur prior to and within the perinatal period.
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