- Children and young people
- The basics
- Children and young people
- Format and delivery
- Subject matter for children
- Subject matter for teenagers and young people
- Disclosure and consent to participate for children and young people
- Māori
- Pasifika
- Migrants and refugees
- Rainbow community
- People with disabilities
- Tools, templates and examples
- Case studies
Subject matter for teenagers and young people
Successful activities give young people tools to negotiate respectful sexual encounters. The highest risk age group for sexual violence is 15 to 24-year-olds.
Find out more
Overview report of Youth 2012 survey (PDF 4.3MB)
Literature review of school-based violence prevention programmes — ACC (2007) (PDF 1.1MB)
Working with adolescents within the education system — Australian Centre for the Study of Sexual Assault (2005)
Teenpower (Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust)
Sexual violence primary prevention for young people aged 13-16 (evaluated for young people aged 12-15).
About the Teenpower Violence Prevention Toolkit
Read the Teenpower evaluation (PDF 1MB)
BodySafe & Sex’n’Respect (Rape Prevention Education)
BodySafe is a programme for young people aged 13-16. The Sex’n’Respect extension is available for 15-17 year olds.