Kia ora Family/Whanau and Friends All Children/Tamariki have the Right2BSafe He Mana t ia Tamariki In New Zealand 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 6 boys will have experienced some form of sexual abuse before the age of 16. This can have serious and long term impacts on the physical, mental and spiritual well being of survivors. Simple helpful things you can do to help protect children from sexual abuse. Staying away from home? Before the sleepover make sure that your child clearly understands personal boundaries and touching rules. Let them know that they can phone you at any time. Meet the caregivers before the stay. Check out the plans for the night including what supervision there will be. Communicate your expectations around social media activities to your child and the supervising adult/adults. Remind your child that they are the boss of their body and to listen to their own feelings. Create Joyful Memories for all this summer CAPS Right2BSafe HAURAKI CAPS Hauraki SUPPORTING FAMILIES Where to get help Immediate danger: Police 111 Child/Tamariki at risk: Oranga Tamariki 0508 326 459 Concern/support/advice: CAPS Hauraki 07 8688644 'Safe to Talk' : National Sexual Harm Helpline 0800 044 334 Text 4334 Do you have harmful sexual thoughts about children, and or, harmful sexual behaviours? THERE IS HELP Call SAFE NETWORK 07 847 0555 Kia ora Family/Whanau and Friends All Children/Tamariki have the Right2BSafe He Mana t ia Tamariki In New Zealand 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 6 boys will have experienced some form of sexual abuse before the age of 16. This can have serious and long term impacts on the physical, mental and spiritual well being of survivors. Simple helpful things you can do to help protect children from sexual abuse. Staying away from home? Before the sleepover make sure that your child clearly understands personal boundaries and touching rules. Let them know that they can phone you at any time. Meet the caregivers before the stay. Check out the plans for the night including what supervision there will be. Communicate your expectations around social media activities to your child and the supervising adult/adults. Remind your child that they are the boss of their body and to listen to their own feelings. Create Joyful Memories for all this summer CAPS Right2BSafe HAURAKI CAPS Hauraki SUPPORTING FAMILIES Where to get help Immediate danger: Police 111 Child/Tamariki at risk: Oranga Tamariki 0508 326 459 Concern/support/advice: CAPS Hauraki 07 8688644 'Safe to Talk' : National Sexual Harm Helpline 0800 044 334 Text 4334 Do you have harmful sexual thoughts about children, and or, harmful sexual behaviours? THERE IS HELP Call SAFE NETWORK 07 847 0555