Get Involved: Add Our Programs and Services to Your Website
The Canadian Centre for Child Protection offers resources for a variety of stakeholders dedicated to the personal safety of children.
If your organization would like to get involved and help make a difference – share the resources below by linking from your website, subject to these terms of use.
Welcome to the Linking to Our Resources page. Here you will find Terms of Use and Frequently Asked Questions for using our downloadable web buttons. Web buttons allow you to directly link to the Canadian Centre for Child Protection’s (“C3P”) websites and resources from your website for public awareness, educational, and other purposes.
C3P invests a considerable amount of time and expertise into its resources. Information on our sites is organized and conveyed in the way we feel is best for the intended audience. You may link to our work using the approved web buttons on this page and following the Terms of Use below. Any resources, logos, trademarks, or images found elsewhere on our websites or on the web are not approved for third-party use.
Terms of Use
Provided you abide by the terms set out below, C3P grants you a non-exclusive, non-revocable, non-sublicensable License to use the web buttons linking to C3P websites and resources found on this page only.
What you can DO: You are permitted to:
- Include these web buttons linking to C3P’s resources anywhere on a website you own once you have read and agreed to these terms, and:
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Ensure when using the below web buttons on such site it is clear to any person viewing the website that:
- Neither you, nor your organization, is affiliated with, or endorsed by, C3P.
- Neither you, nor your organization, owns or controls C3P’s websites or resources.
- Neither you, nor your organization, are consultants or are authorized in any way by C3P to offer training on child sexual abuse using C3P resources or materials.
- Also ensure that when a user clicks on the site, it is made clear that it should be made clear that clicking on the link will take the user to another site, not owned by you.
What you are NOT permitted to do: The following list contains actions that are strictly prohibited:
- DO NOT amend, alter, or adapt, in whole or in part, the web buttons linking to C3P websites or resources, or any other C3P materials in any way.
- DO NOT deconstruct and use any part of the web buttons as a standalone piece in any way for any purpose.
- DO NOT use the web buttons for any purpose other than to link to the specific C3P websites or resources included below.
- DO NOT use the web buttons, or any other C3P logos or trademarks, or resources in a way that implies partnership, sponsorship or endorsement or certification by C3P or any of its programs and services.
- DO NOT use any wording to describe C3P or C3P materials that has not been provided to you by C3P.
- DO NOT use any disparaging, deceptive, misleading or unethical statements that are or may be detrimental to C3P or children.
- DO NOT re-publish, in whole or in part any C3P resources, materials, trademarks, logos, or images found elsewhere on our websites or on the web.
Ownership. By using the web buttons of this page, you acknowledge and agree that C3P is the exclusive owner of the web buttons and all resources to which they link (“C3P Materials”) and all intellectual property rights relating to the C3P Materials. You have a limited right to use the web buttons as set on this page and you do not acquire any right, title or interest in the web buttons or resources or any intellectual property rights relating to C3P Materials or any other C3P intellectual property, by virtue of using the web buttons.
No Representations or Warranties. The web buttons and all websites and resources to which they link are provided “AS IS” and other than expressly set out herein, C3P makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, with respect to: (i) C3P Materials; (ii) the accuracy or completeness of information contained in C3P Materials; (iii) the merchantability or fitness of C3P Materials for a particular purpose; and (iv) intellectual property.
Risk. Your use of C3P Materials is at your own risk. C3P is not liable to you for any loss or damage of any kind resulting from your use of C3P Materials.
Revocation. C3P may revoke or amend permission to use the web buttons at any time for any purpose in its sole discretion, including if C3P feels your use is consistent with our mission or mandate.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Can I display any C3P logo or trademark on my website or resource?
No. Only the web buttons found on this web page are permitted for such use. Our trademarks are registered and must only be used by us or in the way we direct. The web buttons on this page have been approved for use in the manner set out on this page. All other resources, trademarks, logos, or other C3P materials are not permitted for use on third party websites, third party resources, or any other third-party material.
Can I just add a PDF or a copy of the resource to my website instead of displaying the web button?
No. C3P routinely updates resources and websites, and the use of the web buttons will ensure only the most current version of our resources and websites ever made are accessible to the public, regardless of where or how a person accesses them.
Can I alter, amend, or adapt the web button or the C3P resource?
No. Altering, amending or adapting the web buttons, or any of C3P’s logos, trademarks, and resources is not permitted.
C3P dedicates substantial resources to the development of its web buttons, its websites, and its resources. All materials are tailored for use by diverse audiences, are evidence-based, and are based on C3P’s experience working in this space for over 35 years. The terminology and design are purposeful and must not be changed.
Using the materials as is helps ensure C3P’s resources and information are used as intended so they can continue to help keep children safe, and equip families, schools and child serving organizations to protect children.
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Survivor and Family Support Program
Resources and services for those who have been victimized online and their families.
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Cybertip.ca
Canada’s national tipline for reporting the online sexual exploitation of children.
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NeedHelpNow.ca
NeedHelpNow.ca helps teens stop the spread of sexual pictures or videos and provides support along the way.
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Safeguarding Children and Youth – Online Risks and Trends Video
This video provides parents, caregivers, and other adults around children with information to build capacity to safeguard children and youth from online harms. Learn about online risks and strategies for helping to keep kids safe online.
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Commit to Kids: Foundational Information for Safeguarding Children from Sexual Abuse
This 23-minute foundational video emphasizes the important role adults who work with children play in safeguarding children/youth from sexual abuse, and covers topics such as the scope of child sexual abuse, barriers to disclosure, grooming, boundary transgressions, and how you can help safeguard children from sexual abuse.
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Commit to Kids - Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Training for those Working with Children
A 3-hour online training for individuals who work or are preparing to work or volunteer with children. This training results in a certificate of completion and covers the following topics: the definition of child sexual abuse, the grooming process, handling disclosures of child sexual abuse, the impact of child sexual abuse, creating a Child Protection Code of Conduct, and policies and procedures to protect children.
URL: https://protectchildren.ca/en/get-involved/online-training/commit-to-kids/
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Child Sexual Abuse: It Is Your Business
The booklet includes information adults need to know about child sexual abuse and its impact, the disclosure process and how to respond to it, as well as key prevention tips.
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Commit to Kids for Coaches: Foundational Information for Safeguarding Children from Sexual Abuse
This 23-minute foundational video emphasizes the important role adults who work with children play in safeguarding children/youth from sexual abuse, and covers topics such as the scope of child sexual abuse, barriers to disclosure, grooming, boundary transgressions, and how you can help safeguard children from sexual abuse. Coaches will receive one professional development point toward maintenance of certification as part of the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP).
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Commit to Kids for Coaches eLearning module
This online training empowers coaches and sport leaders with practical information to help them enhance child and youth safety in sport. Upon completion of this training and a successful knowledge validation test, coaches will receive three NCCP professional development points towards the maintenance of certification.
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Safe Sport Resource Sheets
Information for coaches, sport leaders, and parents on the coach-athlete relationship, guidelines for interactions between adults and athletes, as well as how to report inappropriate behaviour and child sexual abuse.
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Commit to Kids Kit and Policies and Procedures Workbook
A step-by-step program to help prevent sexual abuse from happening within child-serving organizations. The kit includes the Commit to Kids manual, sample code of conduct, sample policies and procedures, and a steps for reporting inappropriate conduct and steps for reporting child abuse card.
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Commit to Kids – Parents Brochure
The Commit to Kids Guide for Parents brochure is designed to educate parents about child sexual abuse, risks, and help them mobilize their communities to create safer environments for children.
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Parenting in the Online World
This booklet for parents includes information on current trends and risks such as online luring, sextortion, deepfakes, and online sexual violence.
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Teatree Tells: A Child Abuse Prevention Kit
Teatree Tells is a child sexual abuse prevention program designed for children from 4 to 6 years of age. Lessons are age appropriate, engaging and include an animated character, Teatree, who teaches them how to be safe.
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Online Safety Digital Lessons for High School
These educator-facilitated lessons cover topics such as healthy and unhealthy relationships, harmful stereotypes, sexual consent and sexual violence, sextortion, AI and deepfakes, as well as where teens can to go for help.
URL: https://protectchildren.ca/en/order/product/326:en/
https://protectchildren.ca/en/order/product/325:en/
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Kids in the Know
Kids in the Know is a national, interactive safety education program designed for students from kindergarten to high school. The purpose of the program is to help educators teach children and youth effective personal safety strategies, building resiliency skills and reducing their likelihood of victimization in the online and offline world.
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Activity Books and Comics for Children and Youth
Resources for ages 4 -18 that cover a variety of personal safety topics, including healthy vs unhealthy relationships, boundaries, online safety, as well as building capacity to handle uncomfortable situations and knowing how, where and when to seek help.
URL: https://protectchildren.ca/en/order/products/activity-books/
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Big Feelings Come and Go
This storybook teaches kids about freeze, flight, and fight, helps them learn some basic self-regulation skills, and allows for new conversations about how to help manage big feelings.
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Trauma Education Modules
A video series to help youth and their family members understand and cope with experiences of trauma.
URL: https://protectchildren.ca/en/trauma-education-modules/
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Understanding Child Sexual Abuse
This guide outlines the scope of the child sexual abuse, what child sexual abuse is, how the grooming process works, impacts of the abuse, and tips for parents/guardians on how to handle disclosure.
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Child Sexual Abuse: Picking up the Pieces
Addresses how parents/guardians may feel after abuse is discovered, what your child may be experiencing emotionally, and practical steps to support their child and themselves.
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Online Child Sexual Victimization: Picking up the Pieces
For parents/guardians whose tween/teenage child has experienced online victimization.
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What To Do If Your Child is Being Sextorted
Explanation of what sextortion is, how it occurs, extortion tactics, and how to access help.
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Supporting Your Child When They Have Been Victimized
This resource helps parents/caregivers understand how they can help their child restore a sense of safety.
URL: https://content.c3p.ca/pdfs/NHN_ParentSupportingYouth_SexualVictimization_en.pdf
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Finding a Therapist – Adult Survivor
This guide provides practical ideas and steps for finding a therapist if you are looking for a professional to support you.
URL: https://content.c3p.ca/pdfs/C3P_FindingTherapistWorksheets_AdultSurvivors_en.pdf
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Finding a Therapist – Protective Parents
This guide provides practical ideas and steps for finding a therapist if you are looking for a professional to support your family.
URL: https://content.c3p.ca/pdfs/C3P_FindingTherapistWorksheets_ProtectiveParents_en.pdf
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Safeguarding Your Child
Helps parents/guardians continue on the healing journey, addressing issues that may present as their child gets older.
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Read-along Storybooks and Comics
Designed for use with children aged 5-9 years old, these videos address safe vs unsafe secrets, instincts - identifying and responding to unsafe situations, and online safety.
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ProtectKidsOnline.ca
A website with information for parents/guardians about the ever-changing online interests of young people, the potential risks they face and proactive strategies to help keep them safe while online.
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Trending Resources, Timely Support
A section on the Canadian Centre for Child Protection’s website with resources and information to help keep kids safe.
URL: https://protectchildren.ca/en/resources-research/trending-resources-timely-support/
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Duty to Report
Information about the legal to duty to report a child in need of protection, with specific information listed by province/territory (with information gleaned from provincial legislation and Child Protection Services websites).
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Safeguarding Children and Youth – Human Trafficking Children for Sexual Exploitation
A training video that provides adults within schools and other youth-serving organizations information to build capacity to safeguard youth from trafficking for sexual exploitation.
URL: https://protectchildren.ca/en/human-trafficking-overview/
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MissingKids.ca
Owned and operated by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, MissingKids.ca offers families support in the search for their missing child and provides educational resources to help prevent children from going missing.
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Resources for Communities Impacted by a Missing Child
Free resources to assist communities when a child is missing.
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Information for Searching Families
Checklists for searching parents covering the information families should have on hand if they are dealing with one of the following missing child cases: parental abduction, runaway, abduction by a stranger, when the reason for disappearance is unknown.
URL: https://missingkids.ca/en/resources/#searching-families
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Missing Children Awareness and Prevention Resources
Free resources to help prevent children from going missing and to help inform Canadians about missing children issues.
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MissingKidsALERT
MissingKidsALERT is a public notification service designed to provide critical information in the search for missing children. Through this service Canadians can quickly and easily sign up to receive missing child alerts through email which can be shared through a variety of electronic platforms. Sign up to receive MissingKidsALERTs in your region.