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The following safety training programs and resources related to child sexual abuse prevention and water safety have been found to be helpful in providing additional information and training. This list does not serve as a specific endorsement of any program. Please discuss specific questions and concerns with your child's primary care physician/provider.
BODY SAFETY
Note: Use a search engine and enter "Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Programs" along with your state to find local resources. Additionally, look for safety training programs and water safety resources to further enhance your child's safety education.
Violence Prevention, child sexual abuse prevention, and important safety training programs for caregivers are essential elements in combating child sexual abuse. Additionally, water safety resources play a crucial role in ensuring overall child safety, helping to protect children from a variety of risks.
Speak Up Be Safe: a school-based curriculum (pre-K to 12th grade) focusing on child sexual abuse prevention and addressing various types of abuse, including sexual abuse. This program also includes safety training programs tailored for different age groups, ensuring that all students are equipped with knowledge and resources for their protection. Additionally, there is Childhelp Speak Up Be Safe for Athletes, which incorporates specific insights into safety, including water safety resources.
Explore information on child sexual abuse prevention programs available through the Child Welfare Information Gateway. This resource includes various state and local safety training programs as well as water safety resources.
The goal of Hawaiʻi CJC is to ensure that keiki can move forward in life free from harm, which includes important initiatives in child sexual abuse prevention. In addition to our safety training programs, we also provide essential water safety resources. There are five CJCs in Hawaiʻi: Kona, Maui, Hilo, Kauaʻi, and Oʻahu.
Founded in 2013, The Mama Bear Effect® is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the way people think, talk, and respond to child sexual abuse prevention. We also offer safety training programs and provide essential water safety resources to support families in keeping children safe.
This organization is dedicated to helping find missing children, reducing child victimization, and preventing child sexual abuse. They also provide valuable resources, including safety training programs and water safety resources, to promote a safer environment for all children.
Hotline: 800-THE-LOST (800-843-5678)
www.nationalchildrensalliance.org Child Advocacy Centers (CAC) Find an NCA member location, watch a video to learn about how CACs help children, including providing vital resources for child sexual abuse prevention and safety training programs. Additionally, discover important water safety resources to further protect children in your community.
Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
To support child sexual abuse prevention efforts, call 866-FOR-LIGHT (866-367-5444) or text LIGHT to 741741. Additionally, explore our safety training programs and access essential water safety resources to further protect children.
Discover essential information on child sexual abuse prevention and how to protect your child from sexual abuse. RAINN is an anti-sexual violence organization dedicated to providing safety training programs and resources. For immediate assistance, call 800-656-4673 or chat online at: online.rainn.org, where you can also find valuable water safety resources.
The SATC of Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children on Oʻahu is a statewide program dedicated to providing services for survivors of child sexual abuse and sexual assault. In addition, the center emphasizes child sexual abuse prevention through various safety training programs. For support, individuals can call their 24-hour hotline at 808-524-7273 or use the web chat (Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding holidays). They also offer water safety resources to ensure community well-being.
Empowers adults to prevent, recognize, and respond to child sexual abuse through comprehensive safety training programs, available both online and in-person. Additionally, we offer crucial water safety resources to further enhance community safety efforts.
Call 866-FOR-LIGHT (866-366-5444) or text LIGHT to 741741.
Tip Sheet: Talking to Children and Teens about child sexual abuse prevention. Helpline: 888-PREVENT (773-8368).
Circles of Safety training for youth-serving organizations, which includes essential safety training programs and water safety resources.
WATER SAFETY
Note: Use a search engine and enter "Water Safety and Drowning Prevention" along with your state to find local water safety resources. Additionally, exploring safety training programs can further support child sexual abuse prevention in aquatic environments.
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) - www.Healthychildren.org provides valuable resources for child sexual abuse prevention alongside general health guidelines.
American Red Cross - www.redcross.org not only offers life-saving courses but also includes various safety training programs for families.
Children Safety Network - www.childrensafetynetwork.org provides a wealth of information focusing on children's safety, integrating water safety resources to promote secure environments for kids.
National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA) - www.ndpa.org emphasizes water safety resources essential for preventing drowning incidents among children.
No More Under - www.nomoreunder.org works tirelessly on initiatives that support child safety, including prevention strategies for various risks.
Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org offers comprehensive water safety resources and educational programs to ensure children are protected.
Water Safety USA - www.watersafetyusa.org serves as a key hub for water safety resources and training programs aimed at preventing accidents in aquatic settings.
Media: Water Safety Resources
Drowninginsilence.com (film)
For those interested in enhancing their safety training programs, check out the AAP's pool safety tips here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoecVdhb2WU
It's important to remember that drowning doesn't look like drowning. Learn more about this issue by watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL9wb4tUlhI
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