WeSeeYou- Identify child anxiety or trauma/ sexual abuse

We See You is a free webinar designed for teachers and parents to support children in processing difficult emotions and experiences, particularly those stemming from the COVID-19 quarantine. This includes helping children navigate anxiety and trauma, with a specific focus on addressing the sensitive issue of child sexual abuse (CSA).

This valuable resource equips adults with simple, practical tools to enhance communication with children and respond with empathy. These skills are applicable to everyday interactions and are especially helpful in navigating complex or traumatic situations. Developed by Latet-Pe/ Dare To Share NGO, We See You aims to foster a supportive environment for children.

The Problem of Child Sexual Abuse:

• Prevalence: Sexual abuse is a widespread issue, affecting approximately one in five children.
• Secrecy & Shame: Predators exploit secrecy and shame to silence victims, often targeting children known to them within their communities.
• Community Impact: A staggering 85% of CSA occurs within a child's community, perpetrated by someone they know.

Our Solution: Empowering Children & Building a Safer Community

We believe that children who have a positive body image, can recognize inappropriate situations, and have secure communication channels become empowered. By working together with responsible adults, these children can contribute to a community where potential offenders are deterred.

This webinar provides a crucial platform to give every child a voice, enabling them to resist and share with caring adults. The videos focus on the adults in children's lives, providing parents and teachers with the knowledge, practical tools, and skills needed to address healthy sexuality and sexual abuse prevention. This holistic approach offers a comprehensive solution to the problem of child sexual abuse and promotes a safer environment for all. Learn how to support children through difficult experiences and create a community where they feel safe to speak up.