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curiouslee I know I’m special and no one has the right to hurt me or make me feel scared... Something every child should know!
- I tell my parents about things that happen to me that make me feel uncomfortable, sad, or scared.
- I never put my name on my clothes, jewelry, caps, or belongings where people can see it.
- I use the “Buddy System” and avoid walking to and from school or playing outside alone.
- When I walk down the street, I always face traffic so that I can see if someone stops the car near me. I never take shortcuts through deserted areas like creeks or vacant lots.
- I know to Yell, Run, & Tell if someone I don’t know approaches me or makes me feel uncomfortable and scared in any way. I know that running to a safe place and telling a trusted adult is better than hiding.
- I know to stay a safe distance (approx. 3 arm-lengths) away from people I don’t know well and cars, even if they seem nice.
For more information, safety tips, or to inquire about Child Quest’s prevention education programs, please contact Anthony Gonzalez at (408) 287-4673 or visit us on our website.
Child Quest International is a 501(c)(3) organization devoted to the protection and recovery of missing, abused, and exploited children.
Child Quest International - 1060 N 4th St., Suite 200 - San Jose, CA 95112
408.287.4673 - 888.818.4673 - 408.287.4676 (Fax)
www.childquest.org - info@childquest.org
Reprinted with permission from Child Quest International, Inc.
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