📢 Today the @CSPR_Panel published the results of their National Review into child sexual abuse within the family environment. Conducted by the @CSACentre, the review highlights the challenges in identifying, assessing and responding to sexual abuse:

Recognising the pressing need for a greater and immediate responses to child sexual abuse can make a substantial difference to victims' and survivors' ongoing safety and well-being. Download the new guide for free here: 4/4

For advice if you have concerns about child sexual abuse, or you think something isn’t right, you can call the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000 (open 24 hours a day), or visit their website, for support and remain anonymous if you wish:

Getting support can play a large role in feeling able to move forward from sexual abuse in childhood. Explore the directory today: 4/4

Download and read the guide for free from our website to learn more about how you can use research and evidence to support professionals at all stages of their careers when they have concerns about child sexual abuse: 3/3

Our new Data Insights Hub makes it easy to explore data on child sexual abuse across England & Wales. Select you nearest police force or local authority and build a picture of the local data on child sexual abuse with our unique iceberg infographic.

Try our Data Insights Hub today and find, understand and use official data on child sexual abuse to explore the local response to child sexual abuse and inform decisions. Find out more and travel through the Data Insights hub: 3/3