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Family Resource Page
Hey parents, staying up to date on online threats isn’t just a ‘nice-to-have’ anymore — it’s becoming essential for keeping our kids safe. There are so many great resources out there about protecting your family from trafficking, exploitation, and other online dangers, but honestly, who has time to hunt them all down with everything else on our plates?
That’s why we put this together for you. Instead of spending hours searching, you can come here and find the best tools, information, and guidance all in one place. The truth is, the online world is constantly changing, and the people who want to harm our kids are getting smarter and more aggressive. By staying informed, you’re not being paranoid — you’re being the protector your family needs. You don’t have to be an expert, you just have to be willing to stay one step ahead.
"No parent can child-proof the world. A parent's job is to world-proof the child."
Doug Flanders, MD
How Do I Talk to My Child About Online Safety?
As technology evolves at a rapid pace, it can feel overwhelming for parents to keep up. But one of the most effective things you can do is maintain regular, open conversations with your children.
There will be moments when kids need guidance or support while navigating the online world — whether they’ve encountered harmful content, been contacted by a stranger, or felt confused, uncomfortable, or upset by something they’ve seen or experienced.
As a parent or caregiver, stepping in with a gentle nudge at the right time is incredibly important. By consistently talking with them about what they’re sharing, who they’re interacting with, and how they’re feeling online, you build stronger trust, help them develop good judgment, and give them the confidence to come to you when they need help.
RESOURCES TO LIGHT YOUR WAY
Scrolling 2 Death believes the world has become overwhelmed by screens and addictive technology that are driving many young people toward depression, exploitation, and harm. Through education, public awareness, and legislative action, the organization seeks to bring hope and create meaningful change. With too many children already affected, Scrolling 2 Death calls on communities to stand together, confront the influence of Big Tech, and take responsibility for protecting the next generation.
Protect Young Eyes is a great nonprofit that helps parents, schools, and churches protect kids from online dangers like pornography, predators, and risky apps. Founded by Chris McKenna, they provide practical tools, device guides, and training to make digital safety much easier. Their message is simple: “Delay is the Way” with smartphones and social media, while encouraging smart, grace-filled tech habits.
The Tim Tebow Foundation, founded by Tim Tebow, exists to bring faith, hope, and love to the most vulnerable people — especially children impacted by human trafficking, orphan care, medical needs, and disabilities. Through practical help like rescuing survivors, providing medical care, and hosting joyful Night to Shine proms, they show God’s love in real and meaningful ways to those who need it most.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation whose mission is to help find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation, and prevent child victimization. NCMEC works with families, victims, private industry, law enforcement, and the public to assist with preventing child abductions, recovering missing children, and providing services to deter and combat child sexual exploitation.
"Every child deserves a safe childhood."
Bark Technologies helps everyday parents by using smart AI to monitor your kids’ texts, social media, emails, and 30+ apps for issues like cyberbullying, predators, sexting, or self-harm. When something concerning comes up, Bark sends you clear alerts so you can step in at the right moment. They also provide helpful education and guides on popular social media platforms — explaining how each one works, the specific risks involved, and how to talk to your kids about them. With screen time controls, web filtering, and location tracking too, Bark makes it much easier to stay on top of online safety without constantly hovering.
The Polaris Project is a major nonprofit working to end human trafficking. Their mission is to support survivors, collect real data on trafficking cases, and use it to improve laws, hold traffickers accountable, and prevent more people from being exploited. They also offer simple, free resources and trainings that help everyday people—like parents and teachers—better understand human trafficking and spot the signs.