Resources
Three things sit behind this page: how to report an image or an adult contacting your child, what a school is actually able to do and how to ask for it, and which independent organizations are worth your time. Nothing here is a paid placement, and this site takes no fee from anyone listed.
How this list is chosen
An organization appears here because it does something specific and useful, not because it asked to be here. Nobody pays for a listing, nobody pays for a referral, and no listing is an endorsement of everything that organization says.
If something on this page is out of date or has stopped being useful, that is worth telling us, and the correction gets made rather than argued about.
Everything in this section
Reporting an image or an adult
What to do about an image of your child, extortion, or an adult making contact, and why your child is not in trouble.
What a school can do
What to ask for, who to ask, and where a school’s authority actually ends.
Organizations worth knowing
Independent groups working on this, and what each is genuinely good for.
Three different kinds of help
These are separate on purpose. A parent looking for clinical help should never arrive in a legal intake queue by accident.
Getting help
A family doctor first, the school counselor second, a therapist third. The first two are faster and cheaper, and both can refer you onward.
Finding helpWe do not provide treatment and take no payment from anyone who does.
The lawsuits
How the claims work, what has to be shown, and why the deadlines are different for a child. This comes second to getting your child care, and that is not a formality.
How the lawsuits workContacting us does not create an attorney client relationship, and what you send is not confidential or privileged.
Reporting and resources
Reporting an image or an adult, what a school can actually do, and the organizations worth your time.
ResourcesNobody pays to be listed and listing is not endorsement.