pecialist organisations. The Male Survivors Partnership can provide details of services which specialise in supporting men and boys. • The NHS – Help after rape and sexual assault - NHS (www.nhs.uk) provides a range of advice, help and support including advice about the risk of pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections (STI), reporting to the police and forensics. • Rape and sexual assault referral centres services can be found at: Find a rape and sexual assault referral centre. Sexual assault referral centres (SARCs) offer 135 medical, practical and emotional support. They have specially trained doctors, nurses and support workers. If children, young people, or their families are unsure which service to access, they should contact their GP or call the NHS on 111. • Childline provides free and confidential advice for children and young people. • Internet Watch Foundation works internationally to remove child sexual abuse online images and videos and offers a place for the public to report them anonymously. • Childline / IWF: Remove a nude image shared online Report Remove is a free tool that allows children to report nude or sexual images and videos of themselves that they think might have been shared online, to see if they can be removed from the internet. 136 Case study A 15-year-old boy and girl who go to the same school had sex at a party and, without them knowing, other people at the party filmed it. The video was then uploaded to a site and shared around their school and other schools in the area. Following this, the girl was sexually harassed at school being called a ‘slag and a slut’ during lessons. Other boys in the school began propositioning her in school and trying to touch her aggressively and inappropriately. A teacher who saw the sexual harassment in his