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Here are a variety of resources to help you better understand, cope with and/or support someone with child and youth abuse.
Kids in the Know: Developmentally appropriate ways to talk to kids about privacy and safety
Amaze.org: kid-friendly educational resources for various ages on bodies, consent, sexuality, healthy relationships and much more
Scarleteen.com: Inclusive, comprehensive, supportive sexuality and relationships info for teens and emerging adults
Sex and U: Reliable information from the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada
Sexual assault/abuse and sex trafficking are complex and often highly stigmatized adverse life events. Victims/survivors may experience physical and psychosocial changes during and/or following these experiences, such as:
We are here to support patients and their caregivers, and recommend that you seek community support. Please find below a non-exhaustive list of community resources.
We collaborate with multiple community providers who offer support and resources to children and youth who have experienced sexual assault and abuse, including child welfare services and police.
These resources are for educational purposes only. If you have any questions, ask your health-care provider.
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