“Nobody is allowed to harm you: A book for children and young people to help them understand what abuse and neglect means” is a valuable resource that aims to educate and empower children and young individuals about abuse and neglect. This booklet provides a clear and accessible explanation of what abuse and neglect are, offering insights into the different forms they can take and where they might occur. Through relatable examples shared by children and young people, readers can gain a better understanding of the various types of abuse and how they can impact individuals.
The booklet also emphasises the importance of seeking help and support when faced with abuse or witnessing it happening to others. It provides information on who can offer assistance and guidance in such situations, ensuring that young readers know they are not alone and that there are people ready to help and protect them. Additionally, the booklet includes a glossary of terms to help children understand key concepts and words related to abuse and neglect.
Contents:
- What does abuse and neglect mean?
- Who are the people who do it?
- Where can this happen?
- Who might be abused or neglected?
- Physical violence
- Corporal punishment
- Emotional harm
- Verbal violence
- Humiliation
- Peer isolation
- Electronic bullying
- Sexual violence and sexual abuse
- Verbal sexual violence
- Watching people without their clothes on
- Drugs and alcohol
- Physical neglect
- Emotional neglect
- That brave word no
- Secrets
- Who can help you?
- Who made this publication?
- Words you might not know
