LGBTIQA+ young people who have been sexually abused often navigate a world that doesn’t fully see them, and their safety and well-being depend on professionals who do. Whether you are a teacher, youth worker, sports volunteer, or any adult in a young person’s life, small actions from you can make a real difference.
These five small actions can help begin creating more inclusive spaces today.
This resource draws from our new interactive learning tool, Being a safe adult for LGBTIQA+ young people who are victims and survivors of child sexual abuse.
Download the ‘Five things you can do to be a safer adult for LGBTIQA+ young people’ resource on this page, or explore the interactive learning tool.
