Parents Of Children & Adolescents

Our children are ‘tech-savvy’ and highly technology literate having grown up with technology. A lot of what we hear about the internet and technology’s effects on children is negative. It is important that we talk to our children and listen, to foster open dialogue, so that they feel comfortable and empowered to speak about any concerns and that they develop healthy online habits.

Spot The Signs Of Online Child Exploitation

 

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Bullying Does Not Just Happen In The Playground

 

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Cyber Safety Starts At Home

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How To Report

If you have reasons to believe that the child or young person is being subjected to online grooming, expolitation, or bullying you must always report it.

Report to MASH@DCFS.gov.ky or Tel: 945-0545 or the RCIPS, call 911. All communication will be kept confidential and you will be offered support.

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Cyber Safety Begins at Home
14/03/24 05:00 | Blog

Most households now run network devices linked to the internet, including computers, gaming systems, TVs, tablets, smartphones and wearable devices that access wireless (WIFI) networks. If your home network, network devices and online accounts are not secured, then they provide the cyber attackers with an entry point into your home WIFI network.

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Spot The Signs Of Online Child Exploitation
13/03/24 05:00 | Blog

Having done their research on the child or young person they wish to target, the online predator will then reach out with a ‘friend’ request to the target via social media platforms (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and the like). 

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Bullying Does Not Just Happen In The Playground
12/03/24 05:00 | Blog

If bullying content has been shared with you, break the cycle! You should never share or repost content that amounts to bullying.

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