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When to think about getting help

Webpage to share with parents and carers of children and young people with intellectual disability and autism, outlining sexual behaviours that might cause concern and advice on seeking help.

Planet Puberty
Things to think about before sharing nudes

Young people may have questions about sharing sexual images or ‘nudes’. This guide covers six things to know – including that it’s illegal to share these images if anyone involved is under 18.

ReachOut • 2025
Help your teenager develop boundaries

Practical guidance for parents and carers on helping teenagers build healthy relationship boundaries, including communication, consent, conflict and signs of unhealthy relationships.

ReachOut • 2023
My Safe Way: community map

Designed specifically for First Nations children and young people. Use this simple activity to help them identify safe people and places in their lives.

National Office for Child Safety • 2025
Adolescent sexual behaviour at 12-14 years: parent education guide

A short guide to share with parents and carers about sexual development at 12-14 years, including what is developmentally expected and when additional support may be needed.

Raising Children Network • 2026
What to do if someone leaks your nudes

Step-by-step guide for young people on what to do if someone shares, or threatens to share, their ‘intimate’ pictures or ‘nudes’.

ReachOut • 2025

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resources

These resources are tailored to working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people. The collection includes conversation guides, activities, talking cards, videos and more to help you yarn with kids and young people – and ...

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Parents and carers

If you’re a parent or carer seeking information or worrying about a behaviour, you're not alone. Find resources to help you understand child sexual development, support safety, and respond to concerns about sexual behaviour.

Children and young people

It’s normal to have questions about your body, feelings, sex and relationships. If you’re a young person looking for information – head here. We’ve got information just for you.