Viewing or sharing child abuse material (CAM), including written text-based material, is a criminal act with devastating consequences for children, for families, and for the person who engages with it.
This campaign aims to interrupt offending behaviour by making the consequences of viewing child abuse material feel immediate and unavoidable. It highlights the personal risks, social shame and loss of reputation, legal penalties including imprisonment and sex offender registration, and the emotional toll of losing family and community. The ‘What Are You Watching?’ campaign delivers this blunt truth:
If you view child abuse material, you lose everything.
Struggling with your behaviour? Take action now.
Struggling with your behaviour? Take action now.
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Stop It Now! Australia aims to prevent child sexual abuse.
The service provides a free and anonymous helpline for anyone concerned about their own sexual thoughts and behaviours towards children. This includes those who have engaged in illegal behaviour such as accessing child sexual abuse material online.
The service also offers support and information for those concerned about someone else’s sexual thoughts and behaviour towards children.
If you’re struggling with sexual thoughts towards children, or have accessed abuse material online, we can help you to stop.
Visit our website www.stopitnow.org.au to access self-help modules or call now on 1800 01 1800.
PartnerSPEAK provides dedicated advocacy and support for the non-offending partner, family members, friends (NOFM) or anyone else who has been affected by a person’s involvement in child sexual abuse and child exploitation material. Our work focuses on reducing isolation and offering trauma informed support for those affected.
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.partnerspeak.org.au. There is a link on the website to their moderated online Forum that is accessible 24/7
Supportline: is 1300 590 589 and is open the following hours –
Monday 9.30am -1.30pm
Tuesday – 10am – 1pm
Wednesday 6pm – 9pm
Thursday 3pm – 7pm
Stop It Now! Australia aims to prevent child sexual abuse.
The service provides a free and anonymous helpline for anyone concerned about their own sexual thoughts and behaviours towards children. This includes those who have engaged in illegal behaviour such as accessing child sexual abuse material online.
The service also offers support and information for those concerned about someone else’s sexual thoughts and behaviour towards children.
If you’re struggling with sexual thoughts towards children, or have accessed abuse material online, we can help you to stop.
Visit our website www.stopitnow.org.au to access self-help modules or call now on 1800 01 1800.
PartnerSPEAK provides dedicated advocacy and support for the non-offending partner, family members, friends (NOFM) or anyone else who has been affected by a person’s involvement in child sexual abuse and child exploitation material. Our work focuses on reducing isolation and offering trauma informed support for those affected.
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.partnerspeak.org.au. There is a link on the website to their moderated online Forum that is accessible 24/7
Supportline: is 1300 590 589 and is open the following hours –
Monday 9.30am -1.30pm
Tuesday – 10am – 1pm
Wednesday 6pm – 9pm
Thursday 3pm – 7pm
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Share What You Know
If it involves a device, include details such as the make, model, who was using it, and what you know about the person; including their name, age or date of birth, address, physical description, and occupation.
Include specific dates and times of any observations or conversations.
You may include screenshots, but please do not attach any that contain illegal material.
Share What You Know
If it involves a device, include details such as the make, model, who was using it, and what you know about the person; including their name, age or date of birth, address, physical description, and occupation.
Include specific dates and times of any observations or conversations.
You may include screenshots, but please do not attach any that contain illegal material.
Share What You've Know
If you you knw someone viewing child abuse material you can make a report.
Remember: You are in control of how much information you share, and you can choose to be anonymous.
Important information
Make sure to include in your report a description of the incident. If it involves a social media platform or website, provide the platform name and any usernames or display names of those involved.
If it involves a device, include details such as the make, model, who was using it, and what you know about the person; including their name, age or date of birth, address, physical description, and occupation.
Include specific dates and times of any observations or conversations.
You may include screenshots, but please do not attach any that contain illegal material.
Campaign statistics and information correct as of October 2025.