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Abuse and safetyChild abuse can mean a lot of different things such as neglect, physical, emotional or
sexual abuse. It's not always easy to know if you or someone you know is being abused, but the important thing to remember is that no-one has the right to hurt you or make you do anything that feels wrong. You are not alone - ChildLine are here for you. Call free on 0800 1111 or chat to us online.

Physical abuse

Physical abuse is when someone deliberately hurts or injures you. It can include hitting, kicking, hair pulling, beating with objects, throwing and shaking. No one has the right to hurt you in this way. Read more about Physical abuse

Emotional abuse

If someone is always telling you that you're ugly, stupid, worthless or that they'd wished you'd never been born - that's emotional abuse. It's wrong, even if they are not doing it on purpose and can make you scared, sad and upset. Read more about Emotional abuse

Sexual abuse

Sexual abuse is when a child or young person is pressurised, forced, tricked or coerced into taking part in any kind of sexual activity with an adult or another young person. This can include kissing, touching the young person's genitals (private parts) or breasts, intercourse or oral sex. It can happen to anyone – boys and girls. If you are being sexually abused it's not your fault and you're not alone. Read more about Sexual abuse

Rape and sexual assault

Being raped or sexually assaulted is deeply upsetting and can leave you feeling frightened, confused, and vulnerable. The most important thing to remember is that it is not your fault and you should never blame yourself for what happened. What they did was wrong and against the law. Some of the content on this page might be upsetting – remember that you can contact ChildLine at any time on 0800 1111. Read more about Rape and sexual assault

Neglect

If you're not getting the important things you need, or you're not being looked after properly by your parents or carers you might be experiencing neglect. Read more about Neglect

 


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