The "Be Safe!" Curriculum

The "Be Safe!" Workbook

The "Be Safe!" Public Service Announcement Campaign

The "Be Safe!" Curriculum is a turnkey safety program presented in elementary schools by local active and retired law enforcement professionals.

Through a series of "what if?" scenarios, these presenters show children and parents how to identify and respond to dangerous situations. The "Be Safe!" Curriculum is offered as a public service at no cost to schools and communities committed to the prevention of child abduction and molestation.

The "Be Safe!" Workbook is a coloring workbook featuring 12 "Be Safe!" Tips accompanied by an image that the child can color, and "what if?" scenarios that the parent and the child can review together.

Each tip page is designed to be removed from the "Be Safe!" Book and posted on the refrigerator, creating opportunities for parents and children to review how to stay safe and out of the hands of child abductors and molesters.

The "Be Safe!" Book will be distributed to elementary-aged children across the country as the AmberWatch Foundation extends its reach.

To download a copy of the "Be Safe!" Workbook, click here.

Including numerous public service announcements for print, radio, and television, this multi-media campaign features 12 "Be Safe!" Tips derived from the "Be Safe!" Curriculum, and are uniquely targeted to parents and children.

Many celebrities and well-known sports stars have contributed, and continue to contribute, to the creation of the "Be Safe!" public service announcements.

The AmberWatch Foundation "Be Safe!" Education Program:

• Teaches children how to identify potential endangerment scenarios and protect themselves from abuse, abduction and exploitation
• Empowers children with the information, tools, and support they need to be safe, without frightening them
• Provides parents with a checklist of simple safety measures, deterrence strategies and solutions to minimize the chances of harm to their children
• Ignites conversation and interaction between parents and children regarding the dangers posed by abductors and molesters