Passport to Safety

Helping children recognize unsafe situations, trust their instincts, and know how to speak up.


Safety skills that children can carry with them wherever they go.


We can’t be everywhere our children go. But we can give them practical tools to help them recognize when something doesn’t feel right, know who they can turn to, and feel confident using their voice.

Passport to Safety is an interactive, age-appropriate prevention education program for elementary, middle, and high school students. Through engaging lessons, real-life scenarios, creativity, and conversation, students build safety skills for both the real world and the digital world.

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The 5 Safety Checkpoints

These universal rules guide every Passport to Safety experience.




I SEE IT    Recognize what is happening, What’s around you

 and who’s around you.



I SPOT IT    Identify warning signs and behaviors that may be unsafe as well as what is safe.



I STEP AWAY    Create distance and remove yourself from unsafe situations and toward safety.



I SHARE IT    Tell a safe adult and keep telling until someone helps.



I KNOW IT    Know your VOICE, boundaries, instincts, safety tools, and

rights, and that it is not your fault. 

Interactive, engaging, and designed to help students practice the skills they may one day need to use.


Smiling child in a patterned bucket hat holds up a painted stone with a face design.
Child and woman coloring together at a table with purple tablecloth and crayons
People at a yellow-covered table in a hallway, with crafts and supplies spread out during an indoor event.
Blue “Be Kind Online / Surf Safe” cloth with two bracelets and anti-bullying pamphlets displayed on a table
Group of children in blue shirts gathered around a display booth in a hallway.
Children at a purple party table with balloons, crafts, and a “Happy Birthday” sign

What Students Take With Them


Passport to Safety is designed to help students leave with more than information.

They leave with language, tools, and confidence they can use in real life.

01

Recognize warning signs and unsafe situations

02

Identify Safe Adults they can turn to

03

Know when and how to ask for help

04

Build confidence using their voice - online and offline

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Safety Education Works Best When We Work Together


Children are safer when schools, families, and communities share the same language around boundaries, warning signs, Safe Adults, and speaking up.

Passport to Safety gives students simple, memorable safety tools while also helping the adults around them reinforce those same messages beyond the classroom.


At school. At home. In the community.

School

Reinforce the checkpoints

Home

Continue the conversation

Community

Support the same safety language

Bring Passport to Safety to Your School

Ready to create a fun, empowering safety experience for your students? Complete the form below, and our team will be in touch to start planning.

Passport to Safety