Why this matters
Young people who can talk to an adult are safer.
The strongest protective factor isn't fear, it's a young person believing they can tell you the truth and still be helped. That belief is built long before anything goes wrong.
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Parents and caregivers reached through SSDP sessions
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Countries where our family-facing materials are used
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Languages our caregiver guidance is available in
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Family communication resources published
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How SSDP International can help
What this pathway gives you.
Featured resources
Where to start.
A caregiver's experience
Asking questions instead of issuing rules.
“I stopped trying to catch him out and started asking what he already knew. It was the first honest conversation we'd had about any of it.”
- Conversations that continue rather than end
- Open
- Accurate information, no exaggeration
- Honest
- Clear steps if something goes wrong
- Practical
Conversations that continue rather than end
Accurate information, no exaggeration
Clear steps if something goes wrong
Frequently asked
Questions parents and caregivers ask us most.
Get involved
Beyond your own family.
Caregivers are some of the most credible voices in this debate.
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