After reading this message, please view
the video below, then ask yourself if
you can stand silently by and do nothing.
Ask yourself also,what if this was my
child, my niece,my nephew, my brother
or sister, what would I be willing to
do then.
We all have choices in this life. We can
choose to close our eyes, ears, and heart
to the cries of children all over our land,
and across the seas, or we can
start today
to do something, anything that will touch
the life of even one possible victim.
Whether its donating your time, your
money, or just sitting down with your
own family, and begin a dialog about
how to help your children stay safer
when away from you, do it today.
After you watch this video, there are
more. Follow this LINK and learn more. See what is really going on out there. Every child deserves to have a childhood without pain, without the
horrors of sexual abuse.
1 Out Of Ever 5 Teenagers Are Currently "SEXTING"... So What Is SEXTING?
If you are a concerned parent / caregiver or
anyone else that works
with, or has kids and
teens This is a must read article.
Click here for the
full story....
S.A.F.E. Network is so concerned about getting this
information into the hands of parents and care-givers we
have updated our Parenting Your Kids Away From Abuse parent guide to include it. For only $7.00 this guide is a hands on help that every parent of preteens and teenagers should have.
Not Convinced that your kids are involved or don't know what to do and what not to do when texting? Check Out this Video, Then Talk To Them Today..
S.A.F.E. Network's Personal Protection Empowerment Programs for grades K-12 along with our New Parent and Teen Parent programs are currently being used on 73 military bases, 53 Native American reservation education centers, and hundreds other youth, police, educational and community groups across 43 of these United States. Our goal is to have these vital protection based life skills being taught to children and teens in all 50 states and thousands more agencies, military bases and community organizations by the end of 2010.
We can't be with our children every minute of every day, or stand guard by their beds every night. What we can do is empower them with the knowledge and skills they need to make decisions that can benefit them in dangerous and difficult situations when there is no loving caring adult around to help them make that decision. This is our goal.
Our hope is that you will join us in making this goal a reality and help us take back our children's lives from those predator's that would use, abuse and exploit them for their own satisfaction and gain.
Susan Rogers, Director, S.A.F.E. Network, Inc. Is Your Infant, Child or Teen At Risk
for Abduction, Molestation
or Exploitation?
Follow this link
to find out and learn what you can do
to reduce or eliminate the risk they
may be facing. 10 Perfect Little Reasons
To Learn more about How to Protect Your Baby whether you are a
new first time parent or having your 2nd through 12th child, there are
many challenges facing new parents these days.
Visit our New Parent Program page to
learn what special materials are
available for you to assist in
keeping
this precious new bundle safe from
those who might wish to do
them harm
or take them from you.
Who's Living In Your Neighborhood?
WHAT IS S.A.F.E. NETWORK SAFE? S.A.F.E. Network Safe is about teaching personal protection life skills to children and teens while helping families become stronger, closer and more protective of one another.
How do we accomplish such an awesome task? The beginning of this learning adventure for kids and teens from 5 through 18 years of age begins here, and includes .... Teaching
them the 13 tricks and lures used
by sexual
predators and what to do if
approached, or what to do if
they are already under predator control. Teaching them how to avoid and stop bullies of all ages in any situation. Teaching them what inappropriate touching is
and how to stop it from
happening ......or happening
again. Teaching
them street safety such as ways to minimize or
eliminate hazardous
situations. Teaching
them home-alone safety practices and
what to do if something
unexpected happens. Teaching
them how to be responsible on the internet;
how to recognize and avoid being
victimized or cyber-bullied. Teaching
them how to get away from would-be
abductors and what to do next
once they get away. Teaching
them safe dating practices and how to remove themselves from dangerous and abusive
relationships. Teaching them to have the courage to tell a trusted adult if something happens that makes them feel afraid, sad, confused, or ashamed and why they
should tell an adult they trust..... and
many other life saving skills
Some clues that your child could be the victim of a bully include: