all students have a right to be safe
These resources were developed by Kids Helpline Counsellors and can help teacher students about stranger safety, safety at home and body safety.
Students will learn about listening to their 'gut instincts', and what to do if they feel unsafe (including who to talk to for help).
For All High School Grades
yell go tell poster
A poster to help students understand what to do when they feel unsafe in public.
For All High School Grades
unsafe secrets social post
A social post to help young people identify what is an unsafe secret.
For All High School Grades
unhealthy relationships poster
A poster with 12 warning signs of an unhealthy romantic relationship
For All High School Grades
your guide to safety
A one stop resource for teens with links to videos, articles and more on abuse and safety.
For all primary school grades
what are my rights?
Help children understand their right to be safe, happy and healthy.
For all primary school grades
what to do if someone is hurting you
Practical tips for children who are unsafe and need support.
For all primary school grades
Kids Helpline poster for kids
A printable poster for primary school kids to encourage help-seeking through Kids Helpline.
For All High School Grades
yell go tell poster
A poster to help students understand what to do when they feel unsafe in public.
For All High School Grades
unhealthy relationships poster
A poster with 12 warning signs of an unhealthy romantic relationship
for all primary year levels
your right to safety
Essential tips for kids about personal safety at school and home, and getting help
for all primary school year levels
intro to Kids Helpline
How your students can get free, 24/7 support in a range of ways, for any reason
for all high school year levels
Kids Helpline & help-seeking
A session to normalise help-seeking. Students learn about Kids Helpline, what they can talk to us about, and how counselling works
for all high school year levels
respectful relationships
Learn how to manage boundaries within relationships and explore respectful communication styles
For grades 4-6
no, yell, go tell - stranger safety
A poster providing a simple, four-step plan for when students feel unsafe or are approached by someone they don't know.
For all primary school grades
child abuse comic book
A comic created by primary school students and Kids Helpline counsellors, tackling the topic of child abuse in a safe and engaging way.
For all primary grades
stranger safety
A poster providing a simple, three-step plan for when students feel unsafe or are approached by someone they don't know.
For all primary school grades
5 fingers of support worksheet
Interactive worksheet to help students consider who in their community can support them.
For all high school grades
family violence comic book
A comic created by high school students and Kids Helpline counsellors, tackling the topics of physical and emotional abuse in a safe and engaging way.
For all high school grades
all about Kids Helpline
Presentation slides designed to be presented by teachers, to classes of students, covering who we are and how we support young people living in Australia.
For all high school grades
about Kids Helpline newsletter insert
A jpg you can insert into your school newsletter to provide Kids Helpline details to students and parents.
For all primary school grades
about Kids Helpline newsletter insert
A jpg you can insert into your school newsletter to provide Kids Helpline details to students and parents.
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