In today’s digital era, young individuals encounter distinct challenges while navigating the online space. One increasingly prevalent issue is sextortion, a type of online blackmail where victims are pressured into sharing sexual images or videos, which are...
SMART goals Navigating life after experiencing crime victimisation can be especially challenging for young individuals. The trauma and adversity they endure can make the road to recovery seem overwhelming. However, setting SMART goals—Specific, Measurable, Achievable,...
Supporting Young Victims of Crime This booklet offers guidance on how to help young victims cope with the aftermath of a crime, understand their rights, and access appropriate resources. The advice provided here is based on the experiences and insights of experts in...
Recognising signs of secondary trauma As professionals committed to supporting the well-being of young people, it’s crucial for us to be mindful of the potential impact our work can have on our own mental and emotional health. This document is designed to...
Prioritise your self-care Our roles demand a significant emotional investment, and it’s essential to recognise that caring for others begins with caring for ourselves. Engaging in regular self-care practices not only helps prevent burnout and compassion fatigue...