This empowering parent workshop provides the knowledge and tools you need to help keep children safe from sexual abuse. We’ll cover the facts about abuse, common myths, warning signs to watch for, and the subtle grooming tactics abusers use. Parents will learn how to create open lines of communication, teach children about body safety, and take action if concerns arise. You’ll leave with practical strategies, trusted resources, and the confidence to protect and support your child.

Workshop Objectives

By the end of this workshop, parents will:

👉🏼 Understand what child sexual abuse is, including myths and misconceptions.

👉🏼 Recognize behavioral, emotional, and physical signs that may indicate abuse.

👉🏼 Learn risk factors and grooming behaviors used by perpetrators.

👉🏼 Gain strategies for prevention, open communication, and empowering children.

👉🏼 Know how to respond and report if abuse is suspected or disclosed.

Who Should Attend

This workshop is designed for parents, guardians, grandparents, caregivers, educators, youth leaders, and anyone involved in raising or protecting children. Whether your child is a toddler, tween, or teen, understanding how to spot warning signs and foster open, safe communication is vital. No prior knowledge is required—just a commitment to keeping children safe.

Why It Matters

Child sexual abuse affects children from all backgrounds and communities, often by someone they know and trust. Many children never disclose their abuse, and adults may miss the warning signs. By learning how to recognize red flags, respond appropriately, and create a protective environment, you can play a critical role in preventing harm, supporting healing, and breaking the cycle of abuse. Your awareness and action could change the course of a child’s life.