Child Abuse in Australia - Rugby Player

ASCA - Advocates for Survivors of Child Abuse. www.asca.org.au
Help in the fight against child abuse. ASCA can help survivors of child abuse - contact us now. ASCA (Advocates for Survivors of Child Abuse) is a national not for profit organisation of survivors supporting other survivors. - ASCA's door is open to anyone (over 18) who feels they have suffered abuse - physical, emotional, sexual or spiritual. Through an Australia-wide support network - online, phone and face-to-face, monthly newsletter, 1300 information line (1300 657 380), and counselor-facilitated programs, workshops, awareness events and this website, ASCA helps to break down the sense of isolation and alienation many survivors feel, validates survivors' experiences and encourages trust. We have a number of psychologists/counselors who help us in our work.

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• child
• abuse
• abuser
• australia
• children
• australian
• rugby
• league
• sport
• sexual
• torture

[BrantAshleeLover]

Lets find his abusive parents and pop'em

[ASCAAustralia]

He was abused by a football coach when he was a kid, not his parents, thanks for the reply

[mrhanman01]

Yeah he was found dead in a hotel overdosed on heroin.

[digitalblender]

That's a sad story to such a talented Rugby Player and a prosperous and successful individual. All of WRU(Wales Rugby Union)give our respects.

[devolutionone]

Please let's find all the child abusers and make their life hell

[TashaRichardsonFan]

@Alpstarr50

He die of a drug overdose, it say at the end of the video.

[doritoemufa]

just one thing to say child abusers cut there hands offfffff

[ThePianistWithNoHand]

Child abuse calls for capital punishment.

A mon avis.

[jaycore]

child abuse calls for frontier justice

[irocksolidly]

the affects of the abuse as a child drove him to drugs to cope with the memories and pain etc, and eventually he over-did it. very sad. ASCA is doing a great thing, but they need more support from people and the gov.

[Alpstarr50]

so, where is he now?

[portersbabe]

Really sad .

[byronhogg]

Jacko was a great player..too bad the drugs beat him..would love to still have him around..another NSW fan

[dood0dood]

Umm it's drug abuse, not child abuse.