Video Surveillance at home?

Make “Safe” Confessions

Some abusers have camera surveillance, and other listening devices secretly placed in the home to spy on the family. Go to a public place to speak privately. If you can not talk at home, go to the library or park. Tell your Mom and the police what happened. They will make you safe immediately.

Hello Sweet child, your body belongs to you!

No one should ever touch you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable, unsafe or taken advantage of.  This includes touching your hair, face and body without consent.

Report unwanted touching immediately to your Mom or other trusted adult. If you are in danger, call 911 if there is no one in your home to help you.

Use the “Clues” below to tell your story.

Sing Along Song

WHO

  • WHO

  • Sibling- Brother or Sister

  • Family Member

  • Stranger

  • Coach

  • Neighbor

  • Someone at church

  • Babysitter

  • Family friend

  • Someone at camp

  • Someone at school

  • Teacher

  • Repair person

  • Gardener

What
Where

  • WHAT

  • Show themselves to you

  • Make you Watch nude videos

  • Show you nude photos

  • Gifts for favors

  • Pet -ask you to touch or pet them

  • Take photos of you

  • Tell you that it is normal, or that it is showing love

  • Make threats to you, to not tell anyone

  • WHERE

  • Neighbors house

  • Strangers car

  • Car of someone you know

  • Church

  • Babysitter’s house

  • Family friends house

  • Camp

  • School

  • Swimming pool

  • On vacation

  • Your house

  • Your yard

  • Your bedroom

  • Your bathroom

  • Your parent’s work

When

  • WHEN

  • Day recent

  • Month

  • Year

  • Season

  • Holiday

  • HOW

  • Part of your body they touched?

    *Face and Hair

    *Body

    *Privates

THIS IS NOT YOUR FAULT!

Sometimes we trust the wrong people that we let into our lives… No one is to blame, except the abuser.

If You or someone in your family has been assaulted, you will have a lot of support from your local county government. Be discrete, and find a place outside of your home to Tell Your Mom what happened. You will not be in trouble.

Your Local Government:

With the support of your local police, District Attorney, and Federal Government, you can get the justice your family deserves. Your local county will have counseling and victims’s assistance resources to help you get through this process.

Your Church community:

Your church can provide food and help pay your utility bills. You may want to seek out support from your church, or other free counseling services for this very difficult time. This website is designed to give you Courage, Resources, and short-term Trauma counseling support.