Internet Safety: Protecting Children in the Digital World
Description - Training For Adults :
This innovative presentation utilizes
the latest statistics, online resources, videos, &
expert tips to educate, engage, & empower
parents about their teen’s safety both on & offline.
This workshop is about understanding &
preventing the following online risks:
Online predators – Myths, predator profile, victim
profile, and grooming. Posting personal or
inappropriate information online – The effects of
oversharing personal information online and how
posting personal photos online can affect the
future. Sexting – Prevalence, why teens are
sexting, and the consequences. Cyberbullying-
Statistics, real-life stories, suicides related to
cyberbullying, and signs that a teen is being
cyberbullied. Parents are given safety tips
including information on dangerous apps and
technological solutions for monitoring these online
safety risks. Approximately 60-90 minutes.
Description – Training For Children :
This youth-friendly version of Internet
Safety Risks is designed with expert tips and videos
that will help youth stay safe while using the internet
while dealing with online predators, cyberbullying,
sharing too much information online and sexting.
Curriculum for the following age groups:
Children 5-9 years old (sexting not addressed)
Pre-teens 10-12 years’ old
Teenagers 12-17 years’ old
Developmentally disabled youth & young adults
Each training is approximately 30 to 90 minutes.
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Location: All trainings held at your location.
Costs: $40 fee per hour for all trainings
except Stewards of Children – $75 per session
plus $10 per person. All trainings invoiced in
advance for payment – due before or on the day
of training.
Language: English or Spanish.
Certificates: Provided if requested.
How to Respond
If you suspect a child is being abused, do not stay silent. As a mandated reporter—or simply a concerned citizen—it’s your responsibility to act. The FCCAP offers Mandated Reporter training and a variety of educational programs to empower adults and children with knowledge and prevention strategies.
Three Keys Steps to Help :
Educate yourself and others on child abuse and its impact.
Advocate for policies and funding that prioritize child welfare.
Donate time, money, or skills to prevention efforts.