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ASERT does not offer crisis services through our Resource Center. If you or someone you love is experiencing mental health distress or thoughts of suicide please call or text 988 for support.
These resources, part of the Be Safe Resource collection, provides general information about how to prevent sexual abuse and assault for individuals with autism. These resources are specifically designed for individuals with autism and focus on: what is sexual abuse, how to stay safe, body awareness and body safety, understanding touch and staying safe,
When people do these things, they may tell me that what happened is a secret. It’s not a secret, it’s sexual abuse. My body belongs to me. My private parts are private.
Most times, people who sexually abuse children are males but females will sometimes also sexually abuse children.
Sometimes, children are abused by strangers but most children are abused by someone they know and trust. This may be:
Private parts are parts of the body covered by bathing suits. This means body parts such as:
Okay, or safe touches: high fives with a friend, goodnight kiss or hug from mom or dad
Not okay, or unsafe touches: hitting, pulling hair, touching another person’s private parts, rubbing your body without permission, kissing without permission
To clean you in the bath or shower or to help with going to the bathroom.
To make sure you are healthy, but only when it is a doctor examining you with a parent’s permission.
Even if an adult is helping you in the bathroom, they should ask your permission before touching you and it’s okay for you to say no if you are uncomfortable.
Private parts are private!
Your body belongs to you
No means no
If you are scared, tell someone– they can help
Ask permission to touch, even if it’s an okay touch
You don’t have to touch another person if you don’t want to
Don’t touch another person’s private parts
It’s not okay for others to look at my private parts
It’s not okay for other people to show me their private parts
It’s not okay for other people to make me touch their private parts
It’s not okay for other people to say sexual things to me that I don’t like
It is okay to touch my own private parts as long as I’m alone
List 3 Trusted Adults who you could tell if someone broke a rule for your body:
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Parts of the body covered by bathing suits
Parts of the body covered by bathing suits
List three people you can contact if you feel unsafe:
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Части тела, прикрытые купальным костюмом:
Допустимые (или безопасные) прикосновения: рукопожатие, поцелуй мамы или папы перед сном
Недопустимые (или опасные) прикосновения: удары, дерганье за волосы, прикосновение к интимным местам другого человека, поглаживание вашего тела без вашего согласия, поцелуи без вашего согласия
Помыть вас в ванне или душе или помочь вам в туалете.
Чтобы убедиться в том, что вы здоровы; это может делать ТОЛЬКО врач, осматривающий вас с разрешения ваших родителей.
Интимные части тела только ваши!
Ваше тело принадлежит только ВАМ
НЕТ значит НЕТ
Если вы испытываетесь страх — СКАЖИТЕ ОБ ЭТОМ ДРУГИМ, и они вам помогут
Прежде чем коснуться другого человека, попросите РАЗРЕШЕНИЯ, даже если это — допустимое прикосновение.
Если вы не хотите касаться другого человека — вы НЕ ОБЯЗАНЫ это делать.
ЗАПРЕЩАЕТСЯ трогать интимные места других людей.
被泳衣遮住的身体部位:
可以的(或安全的)触碰:与朋友击掌,妈妈或爸爸的晚安吻 或拥抱
不可以的(或不安全的)触碰:打闹,拉扯头发,触碰另一个 人的私密部位,未经允许摩擦你的身体,未经同意的亲吻
在沐浴或淋浴的过程中帮你清洗,或是帮助你上厕所。
为了确认你的健康,但只能是由医生在你父母的允许下进行。
私密部位是私有的!你的身体属于你自己
不行意味着不行
如果你感到害怕,告诉他人— 他们可以帮助你
触碰之前请求允许,即便是“可以的”触碰。
如果你不想,那么你就不需要触碰其他人。
不要触碰其他人的私密部位。
Las “partes privadas” son las partes del cuerpo que se cubren con el traje de baño. Esto significa partes del cuerpo como:
Contactos físicos que están bien (o que son seguros): chocar los cinco con un amigo, un abrazo o un beso de buenas noches de mamá o papá
Contactos físicos que no están bien (o que no son seguros): golpear, halar el cabello, tocar las partes privadas de otra persona, frotar tu cuerpo sin permiso, besar sin permiso
Cuando te están aseando en la bañera o la ducha o te ayudan a ir al baño.
Para asegurarse de que estás sano, pero SOLO si es un médico quien te está examinando con permiso de tu mamá o tu papá.
¡Las partes privadas son privadas! Tu cuerpo es TUYO NO es NO
Si tienes miedo, CUÉNTASELO A ALGUIEN, pueden ayudarte
Pide PERMISO antes de tocar a otra persona, incluso cuando esté bien tocarla.
NO tienes que tocar a otra persona si no quieres hacerlo.
NO toques las partes privadas de otra persona.
Name | Description | Type | File |
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Prevention for Individuals | What is Sexual Abuse and How Do I Stay Safe (Children) | Download file: Prevention for Individuals | |
Prevention for Individuals | Body Awareness and Body Safety (Children) | Download file: Prevention for Individuals | |
Prevention for Individuals | Understanding Touch (Children) | Download file: Prevention for Individuals | |
Prevention for Individuals | Understanding Touch and Staying Safe (Adults) | Download file: Prevention for Individuals | |
Prevention for Individuals | Body Awareness and Body Safety (Children) – Russian | Download file: Prevention for Individuals | |
Prevention for Individuals | Body Awareness and Body Safety (Children) – Chinese | Download file: Prevention for Individuals | |
Prevention for Individuals | Body Awareness and Body Safety (Children) – Spanish | Download file: Prevention for Individuals |
This information was developed by the Autism Services, Education, Resources, and Training Collaborative (ASERT). For more information, please contact ASERT at 877-231-4244 or info@PAautism.org. ASERT is funded by the Bureau of Supports for Autism and Special Populations, PA Department of Human Services.