15/02/2026
⚠️ Important Information that may be triggering
This is not something we would normally share on our business page. However, the safety of children and families matters more than comfort and silence has never protected anyone.
Recent global attention around abuse, exploitation, and human trafficking due to the release of the Epstine files has forced many people to confront an uncomfortable truth: positions of power, wealth, or fame do not equal integrity, morality, or safety. The people society places on pedestals, politicians, celebrities, influential figures, do not automatically share the same values we hold as parents and caregivers.
This can be deeply unsettling. When trust is broken at this level, it creates psychological conflict, grief, anger, and disbelief. Many people cope by disconnecting, dismissing, or avoiding the topic altogether. That response is understandable but it is also how harmful systems continue unchecked.
Here are facts families need to be aware of:
• Human trafficking and child exploitation are real, widespread, and increasing globally.
• Most abuse is committed by someone known to the child or family, not a stranger.
• Many survivors never receive justice, and sentences, when they occur are often minimal compared to the harm caused.
• Power, money, and influence have historically protected perpetrators and silenced victims.
Through our work, we support both adult and child survivors of sexual abuse. What we see repeatedly is this: survivors are brave, perpetrators are rarely held fully accountable, and systems often fail the very people they are meant to protect.
This raises serious questions for all of us:
What values do the people in power actually hold?
What influences are shaping policies, media, and culture?
What messages are being normalised for our children through entertainment and public figures?
We encourage families to:
• Stay engaged with what your children are watching and consuming
• Ask questions when something feels “off”
• Teach children about boundaries, consent, and speaking up
• Trust your instincts, discomfort is often a signal, not paranoia
We stand firmly for transparency, accountability, and the protection of children. Survivors deserve to be heard, believed, and supported, not dismissed or forgotten. The children who have suffered and lost their lives to abuse matter, and their stories deserve recognition, not silence.
There is a lot of information circulating right now, and much of it is distressing. Please take care of yourselves, limit exposure when needed, and seek support if this brings up difficult emotions 🫶🏼
Protecting children starts with awareness, even when the truth is uncomfortable.
