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There are a lot of fears about child sexual abuse. The good news is that there are many things we can do to give kids more information and control over their bodies. We can also change the way we all think and talk about bodies and boundaries with kids starting at birth. This page will help you learn some of the rules or ideas that can help keep children safer now and as they grow into young adults.

For more information about child sexual abuse, why it happens, and how to  respond to it, visit our  Your Questions  page.
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The Children's Safety Partnership is a program of the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MECASA) and a partnership between MECASA, the Maine Department of Education, Maine's local sexual assault support centers, and schools across the state.
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