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What Happens Now: For persons charged with a sexual offence involving a child
This pamphlet contains information for family and friends of people who have been charged with a sexual offence against a child.
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What Happens Now: For family or friends of a person charged with a sexual offence against a child
This pamphlet contains information for family and friends of people who have been charged with a sexual offence against a child.
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What Happens Now: Information for Families of Children who have been Sexually Abused
What Happens Now is the title of a series of four booklets prepared by the Provincial Child Sexual Abuse Advisory Committee. The booklets provide information on child sexual abuse and what happens when child sexual abuse has been reported.
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What Happens Now: A booklet to help children who have been sexually abused
A booklet to help children who have been sexually abused. Prepared by Provincial Child Sexual Abuse Committee.
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Child Sexual Abuse Protocol for Prince Edward Island
The issues associated with child sexual abuse do not recognize jurisdictional or professional boundaries and therefore demand a coordinated response.
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Be a Foster Parent
Every day, foster families across Prince Edward Island open their homes and their hearts to children who need safe and loving homes. Foster families play an important role in our communities by providing care on a short or long-term basis for children up to age 18 who are in the...
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Triple P - Parenting Program
Triple P is a parenting program used across Canada and around the world. Triple P does not tell you how to parent but does provide you with tools and strategies you can use. You choose the tools and strategies you need to fit your family. Whether you need a few tips to help set...
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Child Protection
By law, you must contact Child Protection Services if you think a child is being abused or neglected by a parent or guardian. If you think a child is unsafe, you must call Child Protection Services. To make a report of child abuse, please call one of the toll free lines below...