These series of videos and posters have been co-created with the community to support our Together for Childhood vision that we can prevent child sexual abuse.
If any of the links are not working for you or you are are having issues accessing any of the materials, please email us at pscp@plymouth.gov.uk
Posters You Can Use In Your Organisation.
Posters created for Together for Childhood by Nudge to support learning and act as conversation starters to preventing child sexual abuse.
The purpose of this poster is to show the power of listening, caring and kindness. It is based on respect and a community wanting to bring about behaviour change. Connecting, listening and understanding each other can make a huge difference
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The purpose of this poster is to raise awareness about young people’s experiences and how it feels to grow up as a young person in today’s world. Text and other forms of media of communication is important to them and just a text from a mate can make a huge difference to someone’s day.
The purpose of this poster is to aid a conversation about the importance of mealtime and family time. Recognising that families are diverse and not every family will be able to sit together at mealtimes for a variety of reasons but maybe one day a week may be possible.
OUR WORK
Together for Childhood
Community Produced Films
Series of Together for Childhood community produced films to support learning and act as conversation starters to preventing child sexual abuse. Find out about Together for Childhood here – https://youtu.be/zUDlHgyo9O0
Toddlers
The purpose of this film is to raise awareness that as adults we can be responsible for raising a generation that changes the world, showing our boys as well as girls from an early age that they can and should show their emotions.
Geezers
The purpose of this film is to show how men can be allies and support conversation about the prevention of Violence against Women and Girls
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Lived Experience
The purpose of this film is to show a true story of the impact of abuse which doesn’t end when the verbal and physical stop, it is captured on film and a never-ending reminder of the trauma every time it is shared and viewed.
Young People’s Voices
The purpose of this film is to raise awareness about young people’s experiences and how it feels to grow up as a young person in today’s world and To support people to think about their own behaviours and how this can impact on others
Pantasaurus
This film shows and mother and daughter reflecting on NSPCC resource Pantasaurus. Pantasaurus is a big friendly animated dinosaur.
His message is aimed at younger children
“I Saw Your Willy”
This film shows and mother and daughter reflecting on NSPCC resource “I saw your willy”
This video shows the dangers of sending images of your private parts on-line and the consequences.
Leah’s Story
This film shows and mother and daughter reflecting on NSPCC resource. This film is aimed at young people in secondary education to warn them of the dangers of grooming and exploitation.
Young Voices
The video explores the impact of words and actions, both positive and negative, and encourages others to think about what they say and do.
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A Look At Brook Green Centre for Learning
A film (2 minutes 10 seconds) co-created with students from different year groups at Brook Green Centre for Learning.
The video explores the impact of words and actions, both positive and negative, and encourages others to think about what they say and do.
Healthy Peer Relationships
This film sends an important message about healthy peer relationships. It is a great resource that can be shown in a number of settings from youth groups to schools to family and friends.
Please note – The young people make reference to harmful sexual behaviour within this video so please be mindful of this before watching the film.
Catch You Through It All
Young people from Marine Academy wrote a heartwarming, thought provoking RAP when working with NSPCC Together for Childhood youth workers.
This is a great resource and can be used to support conversations with young people who may be struggling with their mental health and feel alone with their thoughts. A great message that the opposite of loneliness is togetherness. Take a listen and read the words.
Healthy Relationships
A film (5mins 40) co-created with students at Stoke Damerel Community College in 2021.
The film explores healthy peer relationships, specifically mentioning;
• Being yourself
• Honesty
• Good communication
• Respect
• Consent
• Safety
• Equality
• Trust, loyalty and Integrity.
Lipson Community College Young Peoples Voices Project
A film (1 minute 29) co-created with students at Lipson Community College in 2022.
The film explores the impact of social exclusion and the importance of supportive and accepting friendships
Together for Childhood
Community Produced Tools and Posters
NSPCC Puzzle
This puzzle is based on a mural designed by a group of post 16 students from Mill Ford school. The group discussed the subject of consent in school, and wanted to create something bright and colourful to remind them of these discussions.
The original is painted in one of the school classrooms. This consent puzzle can be used with all children and is a great conversation started on the subject of consent. The puzzle itself can be printed and cut out with helpful instructions on how to use included.
Puzzle Instructions
Breaking the Taboo
community leaders in Ernesettle formed a group “Breaking the Taboo” The spoke about how they could “break the taboo” on talking about child sexual abuse and now with the support of National Lottery funding, we have 4 signs in prominent areas in Ernesettle and 2 in Central Park.
The signs help as conversation starters and have a QR code which links to support services. They have been well received by the communities involved. Maybe you could think about how you could support “Breaking the Taboo” in your community. You could use this sign as a starting point.