Helping Families Raise “Kid-Safe” Kids in a “Not-So-Kid-Safe” World TM
A Child Safety and Defensive Tactics Program Developed by the Fighting Back Institute
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Kid-Safe Communities is committed to:
1. Providing educational resources to families
and communities to facilitate creating a safe,
and family-friendly environment for children
to grow and develop.
2. Exposing the tactics used by predators who
would seek to harm children
3. Working with law enforcement, churches,
schools, business leaders, and government
leadership to help create model “kid-safe”
communities.
1. Providing educational resources to families
and communities to facilitate creating a safe,
and family-
to grow and develop.
would seek to harm children
3. Working with law enforcement, churches,
schools, business leaders, and government
leadership to help create model “kid-
communities.
Children deserve to grow up in a community free of dangers posed by predators who seek pleasure and gratification at the expense of a child. Sadly, that’s not the case.
Even small-town America is not immune to the ploys of the predator. The epidemic of sexual assaults is plaguing our society day.
Even small-
At any given time, there are more than 3 million anonymous users in Internet chat rooms. You don’t have to be there long before you’re asked, “A-S-L” (Age, Sex, Location).
Predators often go to great lengths to disguise their intent, posing as other children to gain the trust of an unsuspecting child before setting up a meeting.
Predators often go to great lengths to disguise their intent, posing as other children to gain the trust of an unsuspecting child before setting up a meeting.
• 1 in 5 girls and 1 in 6 boys will be molested before
their 18th birthday.
• 90% of sexual assaults against children are
committed by someone the victim knew.
• The typical sexual predator will assault 117 times
before being caught.
• The re-arrest rate for convicted child molesters is
52%
• In 80% of all non-family abductions, the first
contact occurs within a quarter mile of the
child’s home.
• A child is reported missing every 40 seconds, and
one in four of these are abducted and molested.
their 18th birthday.
• 90% of sexual assaults against children are
committed by someone the victim knew.
• The typical sexual predator will assault 117 times
before being caught.
• The re-
52%
• In 80% of all non-
contact occurs within a quarter mile of the
child’s home.
• A child is reported missing every 40 seconds, and
one in four of these are abducted and molested.
Source: Dept of Justice, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
Bullies also pose a real threat to many children, and not just in the “big” cities. Some children who are abused or bullied at home take their frustrations out on others in an effort to feel better about themselves or to release pent up emotions of anger and resentment.
Other kids simply bully as a means to gain attention or enjoy asserting a feeling of superiority over another child. Still others find pleasure in inflicting pain or suffering on another child.
Whatever the reason, No child deserves to be bullied, either by an adult or another child and need to learn how to defuse bully threats, or to respond if a threat escalates to violence.
Whatever the reason, No child deserves to be bullied, either by an adult or another child and need to learn how to defuse bully threats, or to respond if a threat escalates to violence.
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