ALRT!
An innovative program to teach kids online safety
Without training, our kids are not safe online. To combat this growing problem, Abbott House is launching ALRT!
This program includes an educational movie night for parents to discuss the growing problem of internet safety, as well as in-person education in local schools, with age-appropriate lessons for 5th-12th grade students.
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BE AWARE. BE PREPARED. BE ALRT!
Safety In Action
Child Abuse Awareness Training
SAFETY IN ACTION is a statewide training program designed to raise awareness and unify community response to child abuse and neglect in the state of Oklahoma.
SAFETY IN ACTION offers services to administrators, professionals, and volunteers, children and their parents or caregivers. This program was created to serve schools, churches, daycares, and other child-serving organizations.
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Policies and Procedures Consultation
Do you oversee a school, church program, daycare, or other child-serving organization? A handbook outlining policies and procedures helps volunteers and employees understand that your organization takes child safety seriously. However, policies can become outdated over time, and it is important to make sure your organization is following current guidelines and best practices. Schedule a free consultation with our Educational Outreach Coordinator, Ronni Roney, to make sure your employees and volunteers are on track to provide the best possible care to the children entrusted to your organization.
The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice or grant-making components. This project was supported by Award No. 2018-VOCA-Mary Abbott Children's House-244 awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Department of Justice. Safety in Action is a research informed program. A list of references is available upon request by contacting Ronni Roney at rroney@abbott-house.org.
Abbott House Child Advocacy Center: 231 East Symmes, Norman, OK 73069 Ph: 405-579-5800