“One in seven children are abused in our county. One in seven, it is a really high statistic and something that should really strike fear in our households because this is something that is preventable,” shares Stacy McNeiland, our CEO & Founder of ROAR.
We firmly believe that prevention education is crucial in ending child abuse in Oklahoma County. In today’s technology-driven world, one concerning issue often overlooked is the detrimental effect of social media and the internet on children.
In an age of digital dating, shopping with just a click of a button and unlimited access to the world’s information, we often forget about the risks associated with the internet.
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with them and ask some questions about their important work. In this blog, we’ll share their insights and highlight some of the amazing things they do to help keep our children safe.
One of the most common ways a predator will establish a relationship with a child is though grooming. Learn the red flags to lookout for to keep the children in your life safe!
This technology safety plan has been provided by the National Network to End Domestic Violence in the hope that it will increase technology safety for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
These flyers describing signs of child abuse and where to report are resources for all adults, schools, and essential workers. Reporting child abuse and neglect is everyone’s responsibility.
Tune in Wednesday, April 15 at 10:30 a.m. CST for a Live ROAR lesson on Facebook and Instagram Live!
Coloring Sheets ROAR Badge “I can ROAR!” “I Learned to ROAR today!” Resources Reminders for Caregivers & Kids Caregiver Guide
Learn what appropriate sexual behaviors look like for children of all ages.
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