Guidance to help health practitioners assess and respond to harmful, problematic or inappropriate sexual behaviour displayed by children and young people.

Briefing on the data available about harmful sexual behaviour (HSB), including scale of the issue, technology-assisted HSB and characteristics of young people who display HSB.

Research and resources to help health practitioners improve multi-agency responses when working with children and young people who display harmful sexual behaviour.

Review of research around the online harmful sexual behaviours displayed by children and young people.

Online training to help you gain the skills to manage incidents of sexualised behaviour in primary and secondary schools. Cost: £35.

Harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) is harmful to the children and young people who display it and those it's directed towards. Find out how to recognise, respond to & prevent HSB.

Framework to help local areas develop and improve multi-agency responses to children displaying harmful sexual behaviours (HSB). Developed by the NSPCC, Research in Practice and Professor Simon Hackett.

Research into the backgrounds and behaviours of boys and young men who engage in harmful sexual behaviours using online and mobile channels.

A summary of messages from research into HSB published in 2016 and 2017.

An NSPCC service to protect children from the most common type of contact sexual abuse.

What works in a service for teenage boys who display harmful sexual behaviour.

Evidence-based resources to help health practitioners respond to children displaying harmful sexual behaviour, mitigate risk and prioritise children's safety.

Understanding younger children, children with a learning difficulty and girls who use our harmful sexual behaviour service.

Hear our episode to find out how you can prevent manage and respond to incidents of harmful sexual behaviour in your school, academy or college. Listen now.

The NSPCC’s Pat Branigan has been awarded a Churchill Fellowship to visit the USA and explore public health approaches to combating child sexual abuse.

NSPCC Wales has co-written new safeguarding guidance for the Welsh Government, on protecting children from peer sexual abuse, exploitation and harmful sexual behaviour in schools.

Key points from the Department for Education (DfE) 2018 guidance for schools and colleges in England on sexual violence and sexual harassment between children.

Our Scale-up Unit helps organisations to commission, implement and deliver NSPCC evaluated services locally to help more children and families thrive.

Lessons from case reviews published since 2010, where where harmful sexual behaviour was highlighted as a significant issue.

An NSPCC service to protect children from the most common type of contact sexual abuse.