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Corporate Partner Safety
Programs and Materials
NCMEC works with corporations to co-develop prevention education programs
and materials to assist us in our efforts to help keep children safer
from abduction and sexual exploitation.
Duracell Free
The Power of Parents program helps to prepare, protect and empower
families by dispelling the most common safety myths and reminding
families of the importance of keeping an up-to-date photo of their
child. The program offers a free, downloadable Child Safety Toolkit
and a six-month email reminder service to prompt parents to update
their child's ID photo. The kit provides parents with essential safety
tips and a simple guide for creating a proper ID photo . For more
information visit www.duracell.com/parents |
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Family Trusted® Products, LLC $/Free
The Family Trusted Digital ID is distributed free to parents and guardians
by sponsors at corporate and community-based events. The Digital ID
stores a child's digital photos and identifying information safely
in one place for immediate distribution in the event of a missing
child emergency. For more information visit www.familytrusted.com. |
Honeywell Free
Got 2B Safe! Think Smart and Take Charge was created to teach 3rd
graders four critical rules to help protect them from abduction and
sexual exploitation. To date, Got 2B Safe has been distributed to
every elementary school in America, 72,000 schools, and all the program
material are available online. For more information visit www.honeywell.com/got2bsafe. |
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Ideals Publications $
Safe at Home Indoor Safety and Safe at Play Outdoor Safety are interactive,
safety-themed board books that teach children what to do in a variety
of potentially threatening situations around and outside the home.
For more information visit www.idealspublications.com. |
Lifetouch® National School
Studios Inc. Free
SmileSafe Kids™ is a partnership with Lifetouch, NCMEC and more
than 35,000 schools nationwide. The SmileSafe Kids program provides
the families of every child photographed at participating schools
with two safety ID cards that can help facilitate an immediate on-site
search and coordinate a 24/7 image retrieval in the event that a child
is missing. For more information visit www.smilesafekids.com. |
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Polaroid Corporation $
The KidCare Photo ID is distributed to parents and guardians by sponsors
at community-based events. The KidCare Photo ID accommodates a series
of updated standardized instant identification photos, a child's vital
statistics, valuable emergency information, and NCMEC’s safety
tips. For more information visit www.polaroid.com. |
Qwest Communications
International, Inc. Free
We co-developed The Qwest Connected Family Online Classroom, an online
safety resource that informs parents and guardians about the risks
children can face online. The classroom includes an interactive quiz
and resources about Internet safety so children can have safer and
positive experiences online. For more information visit www.incredibleinternet.com.
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SafeAssured™ Identification
Solution $/Free
SafeAssured ID Solution captures vital characteristics on an encrypted
mini-CD, containing a digital photo, video, voice track and digital
fingerprints, plus many other features. Also included is an educational
parents guidebook written in conjunction with the National Center
for Missing & Exploited Children. SafeAssured ID is designed to
empower families and law enforcement to react immediately. For more
information visit www.safeassured-id.com. |
Imagery Concepts, LLC $
In an effort to protect, educate, and organize on the subjects of
child safety and Internet safety, Imagery Concepts, LLC includes the
Kid’s Owner's Manual drawer in the Home Organizer virtual filing
cabinet. The software contains the m.i.l.k Digital ID as well as NCMEC
safety tips. For more information visit www.home-organizer.com. |
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The Safe Side $
Julie Clark, founder of the Baby Einstein Company, and John Walsh,
host of “America’s Most Wanted” and co-founder of
the NCMEC co-developed The Safe Side, an innovative series of child
safety videos. The first video subtitled “Don’t Knows
and Kinda Knows” DVD features Safe Side Superchick, a zany host
who teaches kids important messages that empower them to stay safer
in a variety of situations. Ten percent of gross proceeds will be
donated to NCMEC. For more information visit www.thesafeside.com. |
$ Indicates there is a charge for the materials.
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