Because children are our most valuable resource
And have the right to be safe.
What we do!
Children require age-appropriate tools and skills to stay safe. With KidSafe Foundation’s personal safety and smart decision-making education, children learn to recognize their feelings, go to their Safe Adults, and speak assertively when they feel uncomfortable. Through a fun—not fearful—interactive education, they can be taught what a right to safety really means and that there is strength and support in asking for help.
Children need to be able to rely on their Grown-Up
so, we teach adults how to keep them safe.
Adults, just like children, need to learn how to communicate safety awareness and skills to children. When we foster an open discussion with our children, students, and kids in our care, we teach them that coming to a trusted adult will protect them. From educators, to parents, to child-serving professionals in the community, we offer trainings that make adults better vanguards of safety for children.
Stay KidSafe!™
Evidence-informed, research-based, innovative curriculum. This developmentally and age-appropriate program simplifies the sensitive topic of child abuse prevention and trafficking prevention. Facilitators receive all of the materials -including training - to provide a fun program that teaches children protective factors from a place of empowerment not fear.
Stay KidSafe!™ for Educators-Child Sexual Abuse and Trafficking Prevention Training
Informative, one-hour self-guided online training. All adults working in any capacity with children need a baseline education on child sexual abuse awareness. KidSafe child safety expertise understands the challenging job of educators, and the pivotal role they play in keeping children safe.
CampSafe
Innovative, engaging online training designed to protect campers and staff from child sexual abuse. Send the message that your camp has a zero-tolerance policy and integrate the KidSafe concepts into your camp's culture of safety. Educated staff equals safer camps!
SchoolSafe - Training for School Resource Officers (SROs)
One-hour, self-guided, online training provides school resource officers, police force and detectives, and community police representatives with awareness of the pervasiveness and long term-impact of child sexual abuse.Participants learn how to recognize the characteristics of an abused child, understand the grooming process of offenders, learn how to respond in the instance to a child's disclosure, what to say and do to ensure the child's safety, and mandated reporting. Discussed in the training is the SROs role in preventing abuse in their settings and how to recognize a predator in your school or organization.
Heathcare Professionals Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Training
This one-hour, self-guided, inline training, provides healthcare professionals from all backgrounds with a foundational knowledge of child sexual abuse (CSA), Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), prevention of abuse, response to disclosure and reporting. With over 60 million adult survivors of CSA in the United States today, and 1 in 10 children being sexually abused before their 18th birthday it is imperative that healthcare professionals have the knowledge and skills to address present and past abuse of their patients.
How we achieve it!
Since 2009, KidSafe Foundation has empowered over 60,000 children with personal safety education! But we do more than protect them from sexual abuse.
We teach children safety tools and skills that help them make safe and smart choices in all areas as they become healthy, powerful adults!
And because children need educated, aware protectors, we have taught over 50,000 Grown-ups (parents, guardians, teachers, child-serving professionals) how to keep them safe.
Children are not born knowing how to avoid danger
so, we teach them.
Why we do what we do!
Every 9 minutes a child is a victim of sexual abuse and assault. RAINN.org
One in four girls and one in thirteen boys will report they were sexually abused by the age of 18.
It is estimated only 38% of children report.
Child sexual abuse can have long-lasting physical and emotional effects.
Depression
Eating Disorders
Self-blame
Self-Destructive Behaviors
Cyclical Abuse
Learning Disabilities
Drug Abuse
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We value the equitable delivery of education, especially education that saves children from sexual abuse. A society that recognizes that marginalized children are the most vulnerable to abuse, exploitation, and trafficking and that ensures personal safety education is easily provided to all educators, is a society that can build communities which are safer, inclusive, and able to embrace social change.
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Our EIN is 271067698