Where victims
    Are most vulnerable.

Standing at a bus stop alone.

Waiting in a public parking lot after  dark or after store hours.

At playgrounds after hours, at night or unsupervised at anytime.

Traveling to and from school alone.

In isolated areas, i.e. stairways,
public restrooms, shortcuts. Riding a bike alone.

Exploring abandoned buildings and their surroundings.

Waiting in an unlocked, parked car.

On the internet when parent
supervision is absent. here to start.

Maintain accurate up-to- date records on your children including photographs, finger prints, and
other important data which would
help authorities and yourself in
locating your child if they came up
missing.-

Keep photo ID in your wallet
or purse whenever you are out
with your children; also provide
anyone else who might have care
and responsibility for your child
and make sure they have it on
them when the child is with them.
See if your school has a call system where you are called if the child doesn’t show up for school.
Keep watch on your children
going to and from school. Know
the timing and their schedule so
that you can be alert to any
deviation from the norm.
Rehearse (Roll Play) with
your children the do’s and don’ts
of behavior when faced with
someone attempting to get them to
do something they know or
suspect is not right.