Sexual
Abuse
Prevention
Project
 

North Quabbin Sexual Abuse Prevention Project

Our Mission 

The North Quabbin Community Coalition’s Sexual Abuse Prevention Project is a community-wide alliance committed to improving the quality of life for all those living and working in the North Quabbin region by working toward the prevention of sexual abuse.

The project is dedicated to building a community where children are empowered by knowledge and skills, and protected by caring adults who take responsibility for keeping children safe.
 

Enough Abuse Campaign

The NQCSA Prevention Project is one of 3 communities statewide supported by the Mass. Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Partnership with funding from the National Center for Disease Control.

The campaign focus is on adult and community responsibility for child safety and the prevention of sexual assault on children by educating parents, professionals and other residents.

The training promotes understanding of normal sexual development of children as well as warning signs of potential abuse. 

Building skills for parents and professionals provides the foundation for a safer community for children.  

All trainings are provided to local community groups free of charge.  For more information, visit: www.enoughabuse.org.

Trainings for Parents and Professionals

Workshops Available:

• Enough Abuse Campaign: Overview of prevention strategies

• Understanding Offenders and the SORB Requirements

• Policy and Environmental Scan: available to all youth serving organizations

• Informed Supervision: Working with children exhibiting sexual behaviors

• Parent Workshops: Includes hands-on strategies for all age groups

• Working with Teens: Preventing sexual abuse of adolescents

• Internet Safety: Staying safe on-line

• Grandparents as a Prevention Resource

• Child Care Provider Training

• Talk About Touching: A child safety skill building curriculum

To find out more information about the NQSAPP or to schedule a training for your group please contact the North Quabbin Community Coalition (978) 249-3703 or email info@nqcc.org.