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Downloadable Resources

Explore our free resources to support awareness, education, and prevention of child sexual abuse. Whether you are a survivor, supporter, parent, caregiver, educator, frontline worker, health professional, or simply someone who cares, these resources are here for you.

A red background with three large fingerspelling hand signs in white and black in the center, demonstrating the American Sign Language sign for 'help'. Text at the top reads 'Help Save Some Kids' and at the bottom 'Teach The Hand Sign'.

Posters are ideal for early childhood centres, schools, after-school programmes, workplaces, community spaces, and even your own home. They help start conversations, raise awareness, share knowledge, and be part of the movement to break the silent epidemic.

Global Hand Sign Poster |
3-Step Demonstration

This poster demonstrates the Global Hand Sign, a silent signal children can use to ask for help. Paired with the powerful reminder “If You See Something, Do Something,” it encourages safe adults to stay alert and take action.

Display it on its own or as part of the full poster set to help spread the message in your school, workplace, or community.

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Global Hand Sign Poster | Learn, Teach, Notice

This poster encourages everyone to take an active role in protecting children, by learning the signs, teaching others, and staying aware. Featuring the call to action “Learn, Teach, Notice,” it directs viewers to the Global Hand Sign webpage for more information.

Display it on its own or as part of the full poster set to help spread the message in your school, workplace, or community.

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Poster warning about a 3-step hand sign from a child indicating possible sexual abuse, with contact information for reporting.

Global Hand Sign Poster | Noticed the Hand Sign?

For New Zealand Only
This poster shows the Global Hand Sign asks the critical question: “Noticed the global hand sign from a child?”

It includes New Zealand-specific helplines and contact numbers, helping adults take immediate, informed action to keep children safe.

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Graphic warning about recognizing the three-step hand sign from a child, which signals child sexual abuse. The sign involves raising one hand, and it is used by U16s. The image urges immediate action by contacting child protection agencies or law enforcement if seen.

Global Hand Sign Poster | Noticed the Hand Sign?

For All Other Countries
This poster shows the Global Hand Sign asks the critical question: “Noticed the global hand sign from a child?”

It serves as an important reminder for adults to take immediate, informed action to help keep children safe.

Display it on its own or as part of the full poster set to help spread the message in your school, workplace, or community.

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Global Hand Sign Response

For New Zealand Only
The Global Hand Sign Response is a practical, step-by-step tool designed to help you respond immediately and effectively if a child signals they are experiencing sexual abuse, whether you know the child or not.

Created by Gloria Masters and Scott Beard, with New Zealand-specific helplines and contact numbers included, this essential resource equips you with the confidence to act and provide support, should it be required.

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Global Hand Sign Response

For All Other Countries
The Global Hand Sign Response is a practical, step-by-step tool designed to help you respond immediately and effectively if a child signals they are experiencing sexual abuse, whether you know the child or not.

Created by Gloria Masters and Scott Beard, this essential resource equips you with the confidence to act and provide support, should it be required.

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Little One, Loved and Safe

Little One, Loved and Safe is a beautiful song of hope and healing, created by Peter McKenzie, a courageous survivor whose healing journey has been supported by Flightpath to Healing: A Guide for Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) Survivors.

"It is a simple song in which the adult self speaks to the inner child, reassuring them that they are loved, cherished, safe, and protected," says Peter.

Peter has generously chosen to share this deeply personal song in the hope that it brings comfort, hope, and encouragement to other survivors.

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