Safety and support for young people
Threats, pressure, grooming, unwanted sexual experiences, and frightening memories deserve direct help without blame.
What is happening right now?
Someone is threatening to share pictures
Do not pay or send more. Save evidence, tell an adult, report, and use image-protection tools.
Someone mixes attention with pressure
Secrecy, gifts, isolation, boundary testing, guilt, and threats.
Something sexual happened
Fault, freezing, memory, medical care, telling, and healing.
My body reacted
Why arousal, orgasm, freezing, or laughter do not create consent.
I need to tell someone
How to start, what may happen next, and what to do after a poor response.
A friend told me
Believe them, avoid interrogation, preserve choice, and get adult help when needed.
Do not wait for certainty when someone is in danger
Contact local emergency services for immediate physical danger. Medical care can address injury, pregnancy prevention, STI prevention, evidence options, and emotional support. Laws, mandatory reporting, and confidential care differ by location, so a local advocate can explain choices.
Choose the situation closest to yours
I cannot tell my parents
Find another adult, ask about privacy limits, and plan around device or housing risk.
The first adult did not help
One bad response is not the final answer. Try another route with direct words.
I am helping a friend
Listen, do not investigate, and involve support without making promises you cannot keep.
I do not know whether it counts
You can seek care and support without choosing a legal word first.
The unsafe person lives with me
Avoid confrontation that increases danger and use another adult or child-protection route.
I need a real service
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