Pornography is the ‘explicit representation of sexual activity in print or on film to stimulate erotic rather than aesthetic or emotional feelings.’

The following advice and help refers only to heterosexual pornography – that is men looking at women and, more rarely, women looking at men.

If you:

• are finding Internet pornography use a continual pull
• are aware that you are looking at pornography more often than before but don’t know where to turn
• are married to man who is spending time on the computer accessing pornography
• are a teacher setting up a new IT system and wondering how to make it safe for your pupils
• are a church leader wondering how to help individuals who feel drawn into a secretive world of pornography
• are a parent wanting to encourage your children to make wise decisions

We believe that on this website you will find practical advice about what you can do. Just scroll down and click on the individual sections below for more detailed advice and information.

If you need more help, please contact us by emailing anon@care.org.uk

More Information:

What is Pornography?

Do I Have a Problem with Pornography?

Support Groups

Help for Partners

Advice for Church Leaders

Young People and Internet Safety

The Law and Pornography

 

Resources

We now have some free double-sided A5 cards available with key advice for adults and families. Suitable for churches, individuals, counselling organisations. Just contact us via mail@care.org.uk.

Living Free

The resource Living Free is published by CARE – priced £7.00 + p&p.

Available through our shop or by telephone on: 08453 100 244.

 

 

 

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