Because all children deserve to be safe.
What We Do
Child Safety Corps is dedicated to ensuring the safety of children everywhere by promoting awareness of the impact and magnitude of child predation and by providing resources for families and communities to protect their children and those closest to them.
Our Mission
Building strength and confidence in ourselves and our children by protecting them, along with parents and children everywhere, is our mission. We strive to instill awareness of the predatory element ever present in our world today in order to protect the most precious assets of our future: our children.
Be Safe
Learn how to protect those closest to you from predatorial threats in your community.
Survivors
See inspiring stories about those who have triumphed over their victimization.
Predator News
Read news stories about the recent crimes of offenders around the world.
Resources
Discover organizations that aim to help you protect against predatorial threats.
About Us
Find out who we are at Child Safety Corps, and get in touch with our organization.
Vital Cause: Shining a Light on Childhood Cancer
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is observed every September and stands as a poignant reminder of the urgent need to address the challenges faced by children and families dealing with cancer. This observance offers a platform to raise awareness, gather support, and foster understanding about he impact of childhood cancer on young lives. As we delve into the significance of this month, we explore the strides made in research, treatment, and support systems, and acknowledge the road ahead in fighting this relentless adversary.
Movie Review: Sound of Freedom
Alejandro Monteverde’s new movie, Sound of Freedom, captures the magnitude and severity of the child sex slavery industry while offering hope to its viewers. Filled with bone-chilling terror and the heart-warming love of a father, you had better bring a facial tissue with which to wipe away your tears for this one.
Featured Story: Matthew Shepard
On the night of October 6th, 1998, Matt walked into the Fireside bar alone. Not long after Aaron McKinney and Russell Henderson walked into the bar. Shortly after Midnight the 3 men walked out into the parking lot where they got into McKinney’s truck. He was beaten by McKinney while in the truck.
In honor of Pride Month, LGBTQ communities come together and celebrate the freedom to be themselves.
Are you a survivor?
Would you like to share your story?
The most powerful tool available to us is our words, and no words are more powerful to the mission of our organization than those of survivors.
All correspondence is confidential, and your story will be published only under your terms regarding anonymity.
Get in Touch. Get Involved.
Ensuring the safety of children is important to us all. If you need help, or would like to help in any way, please get in touch with us to let us know. We look forward to hearing from you!