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There’s a curious paradox at the heart of human nature: we all know safety matters, yet so many of us treat it as an afterthought.
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Walking in the evening can be a peaceful and empowering experience, but for women and children, it also presents unique safety challenges.
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As our cities grow busier and our lives become more interconnected, one issue quietly lingers in the background of our daily routines: personal safety. For many of us, safety is something we only think about when it’s threatened or lost. It’s a silent, often overlooked aspect of modern life—until the moment it matters most.
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Ten years ago, we set out with a clear mission: to make safety more accessible, meaningful, and personal for people across Australia. What began as a vision shared by a committed local team has grown into a trusted platform that now supports individuals, families, and communities nationwide.
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In today’s digital landscape, privacy has become a significant concern for individuals around the globe.
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Smartphones connect your child with the world at large, for better and for worse.
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While technology is helping transform the learning experience in profound ways, it can also leave students exposed to significant online risk if the right measures aren’t in place.
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Teaching a kid about consent has nothing to do with teaching them about sex. It’s about respecting boundaries.
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Current measures put in place due to the COVID-19 coronavirus have children out of school across the nation, at home with access to the internet to guarantee their continued education. Are you convinced your children are out of harm’s way during this nationwide lockdown?
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Parents have to walk the thin line between educating their children and creating panic.
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Unfortunately, too many kids are not getting to school and back safety. Here are helpful tips to teach your child personal safety to and from school.
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While many men are responsible for the majority of domestic violence, it is important that we recognize the majority of men are not abusive in their relationships. Non-abusive men may not realize it but they have the potential to make an enormous difference in helping to stop domestic violence and sexual assault.