Abuse Health
Abuse comes in many forms. It may be emotional, physical, sexual, or a combination of these. Whatever shape or form abuse takes, it is always wrong. And it is not the victim's fault. This category lists information on what abuse is, how it affects families and individuals, where to get help if you are the victim, and what to do if a friend is the victim.
Top: Kids and Teens: Health: Abuse
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TeensHealth: Abuse - Explains how to recognize symptoms of abuse, identifies long-term effects, and tells where to get help.
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How to Handle Abuse - Hitting, grabbing, and yelling can all be kinds of abuse. This site talks about what abuse is and what to do about it.
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The Hideout - Learn what domestic violence is, how to help a friend, how to understand your feelings and what you can do. [UK hotline numbers]
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Love Our Children USA - Information for kids and teens on recognizing and reporting child abuse. Includes national hotlines for a number of protective agencies.
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TeensHealth: Abusive Relationships - Explains what abuse is, signs that you or a friend are being abused, and how to get help.
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Stephanie's Safe Haven: What is Abuse? - The definition of abuse, from several sources.
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ChildHelpUSA: Kids Only - Identifies common types of abuse and provides a 24-hour hotline for children and teens who are being abused.
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Help For Kids - Designed by a kid for kids dealing with emotional abuse and/or bullying. Explains why some people abuse others, why it is wrong, and how to overcome it. Includes links to other places to go for help
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Children's Refuge - Offers a place to play, learn, tell jokes, chat with peers (monitored), links to safe sites, downloadable online games, and the option to ask for help and report child abuse.
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