Good Touch Bad Touch ® - Official
Website
Do your children have the tools they
need to keep themselves safe from
sexual abuse?
Did you know that 1 out
of 3 girls and 1 out
of 5 boys will
be sexually abused before they are
18 years old? In 2001 the Cache
County Attorney’s Office served 1,421 victims
of sexual abuse.
Good-Touch/Bad-Touch® is a body
safety program which teaches children
a very comfortable way to talk about
a sensitive problem-the problem
of sexual abuse. There is an age
appropriate presentation for preschool
through 6th grade. The curriculum
is based around five body safety
rules learned in order to stay safe.
BODY SAFETY RULES
- HEY,
ITS MY
BODY! -
I have
the right
to know
ALL the
safety
rules.
- THE “UH-OH” FEELING -
If I feel like
something’s
wrong, then
I’m right.
Sometimes I
need to ask
questions.
- I can SAY “NO!” to
sexual abuse
or to bad touch.
- I will TELL
SOMEONE if
I am sexually
abused
or hurt.
- SEXUAL ABUSE IS NEVER MY FAULT
Good-Touch/Bad-Touch® is presented by well-trained, certified instructors and taught through song, interactive activities, repetition, movies and role play. This program is developmentally appropriate and gives children vocabulary to communicate on their own level. Children leave the presentation feeling positive and confident. On the final day of the presentation, children receive
a pencil with Child & Family Support
Center’s phone number and
their own personal body safety credit
card which list the five rules and
has a place for personal safety
phone numbers.
We offer the program free of charge to:
- all elementary schools in the
Cache County, RicH County and Logan School
Districts
- one-on-one presentations at
the Center
For more information on how to bring
this program to your school or to
schedule a one-on-one presentation,
contact the Child & Family Support
Center.
To donate funds to the Center for much needed Good-Touch/Bad-Touch® materials, please refer to the Wish List.
Quotes from past participants:
“This is a great program. Yesterday
I had a parent in my classroom and
she started to cry and told me she
wished she had had this program
when she was in school because she
would have told an adult about the
abuse she suffered.” -
Kindergarten Teacher
“I love how the presenter talked
to the kids on their level. They
talked about potentially embarrassing
things, but the kids responded and
did not feel uncomfortable.” -
2nd Grade Teacher
“I wouldn’t have told
without Nicole (GTBT presenter)
coming and talking to us” -
1st grade female who
reported abuse
“I wish I would have had this
program when I was growing up. It
would have saved me a lot of pain
and heartache.” - Parent
who attended Good-Touch/Bad-Touch® |