Almost one in five boys in Australia experience child sexual abuse and at least one in sixteen men will experience sexual violence after the age of 15. Listen to Craig, our CEO, in an interview with Sally Sara on RN Breakfast. Published: Tue 21 Oct 2025
In this episode of Australian True Crime, SAMSN’s CEO shares his powerful lived experience and the crucial role peer support plays in healing for survivors and their families. Published 6th April 2025
On average, men take longer to disclose childhood sexual abuse than women, and many struggle to access support services. Jeffrey and Digger are among them. Read an article by Mridula Amin published by SBS News on 20th February 2025
Survivors of the “worst crime on earth” have issued a desperate plea as people are tragically taking their own lives long before they’re able to receive care. Read an article by Clareese Packer published by news.com.au on 13th February 2025
One group of Australians are being tragically failed, with some having taken their own lives before ever being able to receive the support they need. Read an article by Clareese Packer published by news.com.au on 3rd February 2025
Boys who are the victims of sexual abusers can be disregarded by society – especially if the perpetrator is a woman. Now grown men, these survivors bravely share their stories with EVANGELINE POLYMENEAS. SAMSN CEO Craig Hughes-Cashmore explains how society can do better. (Published 28-29 September 2024)
Child sex abuse survivor becomes the driving force to help others. Please click here to get the full report. (Published 2nd July 2022)
‘I was walking into an ambush’: By National sport reporter David Mark. Please click here to get full report. (Published 7th March 2021)
Listen to Disco Denis interview with CEO Craig Hughes-Cashmore
Read an article published by Steffanie Tan on the pedestrian.tv website. (Published 7th April 2020)
SAMSN CEO, Craig Hughes-Cashmore, is a guest on ABC Radio’s RN Drive program with Patricia Karvelas. (Aired 19th February 2020)
Read a transcript of the Prime Minister’s Address to victims and survivors of sexual abuse, delivered 22nd October 2018, Parliament House, Canberra