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 SHOP Safety Programs & Products  Nat'l Child Abuse Prevention Month IndexMonth of the Military Child Information Library Updated Bully Prevention For Parent - Caregivers For Commuity - InstructorsSurvivor NetworksEndorsementsRatingsA Great Kids Site: KidTips 101A Great Teen Site: Safeteens 101   Our mission is to educate families and communities on how they can help teens, children, young adults, developmentally and physically challenged youth avoid becomeing victims of sexual abuse, abduction and exploitation To also prvide staff, volunteers, and parents the training and programs for teaching these itmportan personal safety techniques on an on-going basis. Our primary goal is to make sure that all youth understand that they do not have to be subjected to inappropriate sexual behavior and abuse; That they have the right to say no, tell someone they trust and get away from the abuse as quickly as possible.  [Ft. Leavenworth Teenage Workshop]  [Ft. Leavenworth teens being prepped for a role-play activity]  [Ft. Leavenworth teens putting on a bully prevention role-play] |
 Fort Leavenworth an Army Base with a Family Oriented Mission Taking Child Abuse Prevention Month By Storm Easter Sunday, April 12th, 2009, found Don and Susan Rogers, National Trainers for S.A.F.E. Network, watching the sun rising from the windows of an American Airlines jet as they began what was to be a 4 day training marathon at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. As part of their April Child Abuse Prevention Month activities, Judy Poncavage, the Family Advocacy Program Manager had put into play the training of the elementary age kids, teenagers, parents and staff on personal protection safety education provided through S.A.F.E. Network.  [Ft. Leavenworth Elementary Age Kids Workshop] Concepts such as home alone, internet, and dating safety, along with abduction, bully, relationship abuse, and sexual abuse prevention. The youth and parent workshops were filled with energy, a lot of interactive role-playing, fun oriented activities all designed to help them learn and retain the information they received. Ft. Leavenworth along with 55 other U.S. based Army, Air Force and Navy bases have been using various components of the Personal Protection Empowerment Program (PPEP), with many using all of the K-12 materials to promote a higher level of safety for the youth on their bases and in their communities. The workshops give the educational process a jump start to get families and kids excited about the learning process as-well-as giving the kids the tools they need to help protect themselves when they are away from the care and eyes of those who are responsible for them. The Director at the Youth Center on base said that she had never seen the kids so attentive and sit so still for that long and actually enjoy the presentation. Ft. Leavenworth is among a large number of military bases who provide a wide range of activities and information for their military families and the surrounding communities on an ongoing basis pertaining to the subject of child abuse prevention. Whether its the safety of our country, our allies or the American families, the U.S. military knows how to do it right. S.A.F.E. Network, Salutes our U.S. soldiers, their families and their civilian personnel around the country and around the world. |
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   How To Fingerprint, Photograph & Take DNA of your Children 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 bysexual predators and what to do if approached, or what to do if they are already under the predator's control.
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