Kids Safety Online

7

Workshop

Protecting Children in the Digital Age

This program was launched in response to the growing dangers children face on the internet. It aims to safeguard their well-being by raising awareness about online risks and educating both children and families on safe digital practices.

136

Trainees

Objectives / Goals

Creating a Safer Internet for Children

The primary goal of the program is to prevent online harm by providing knowledge and tools to children, parents, and educators.

Awareness Building

Inform families and children about the dangers of unsupervised internet usage.

Empowerment Through Education

Equip children with age-appropriate knowledge on how to stay safe online.

Community Involvement

Involve parents, teachers, and caregivers in ensuring digital protection.

Wider Impact

Building a Digitally Safe Environment for Kids

Reducing cases of online exploitation and bullying

Promoting healthy internet use habits among children

Strengthening the role of families and schools in child protection

Key Outcomes & Deliverables

Raising Awareness at the Grassroots Level

Conducted 7 interactive workshops in schools and kindergartens

Trained 136 participants including children, parents, and educators

Developed child-friendly training materials on online safety

Built partnerships with local schools for future initiatives

Expected Outcomes

Transparency, Structure, and Audience Trust

Short-term

Built partnerships with local schools for future initiatives

Long-term

Establishing a culture of digital safety in homes and schools that contributes to a safer online environment for future generations.

And more

Expanding Digital Safety Advocacy

Children aged 6–14
Parents and guardians
Kindergarten and school teachers
School counselors and psychologists

Interactive training presentations
Child-safe internet usage guides
Printed awareness materials and posters
Engaging educational videos and games

Phase 1: Risk Assessment & Planning
Identifying key internet safety risks for children and planning outreach strategy.
Phase 2: Workshop Development
Crafting interactive, age-appropriate content and designing materials.
Phase 3: Implementation
Conducting workshops in schools and kindergartens, training sessions for parents and teachers.
Phase 4: Evaluation & Expansion
Gathering feedback and preparing for broader rollout in new regions and schools.