Internet Tools & Resources

RESOURCE LINKS

The following organizations offer a wealth of child safety information to help keep kids safer. Just click on the organization name or logo and go directly to their site to explore the resources available.

	Childhelp USA/Virginia
	Fairfax County Blue Ribbon Campaign
	Fairfax County Police Department
	Family Watchdog
	GetNetWise
	iKeepSafe.org
	National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
	Pre-Act
	r.a.d.KIDS
	State by State Sex Offender Registry
	United States Homeland Investigations
	Virginia Sex Offender Registry

	Internet Resources:
	Filtering and Monitoring Resources	Keylogging Software
	www.cyberpatrol.com (Windows) www.cybersitter.com (Windows) www.netnanny.com (Windows) www.intego.com/contentbarrier (Mac) www.bsafehome.com (Windows)	www.iambigbrother.com (Windows) www.pctattletale.com (Windows) www.spectorsoft.com (Windows/Mac)
	Parental Controls	Internet Safety Training for Kids
	www.aol.com www.msn.com www.wiredsafely.org	Call ChildHelp USA/Virginia to discuss a training session for your youth group, classroom or parents’ organization. Call 703-208-1500. www.netsmartz.org – Parents and educators can access this website to get on and offline activities, and ideas for teaching Internet safety. www.getnetwise.org – The GetNetWise coalition wants Internet users to be only "one click away" from the resources they need to make informed decisions about their and their family's use of the Internet.
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Contact the CyberTipline at www.cybertipline.com if you receive unwanted sexual solicitations, images, or harassment. Or call the CyberTipline at: 1-800-843-5678. Top
Safety in the Open Community
Safety Training for Kids, Teens and Adults in the Open Community Fairfax County Police Department S.A.F.E. Program for women and girls age 12 and older. Call 703-246-7806 for more details, a class schedule and to register for this excellent program. Download the 2006 S.A.F.E. schedule in Word document format.. – Resisting Aggression Defensively classes. An empowering program for children of all ages. In Northern Virginia call r.a.dKIDS certified instructors at 703-508-1365. Visit www.radKIDS.org to learn more. Visit www.Pre-Act.org to learn more about Northern Virginia classes. United States Homeland Investigation. Contact USHII to learn more about the important role background checks play in maintaining a safer environment for kids. Contact USHII by phone at 703.780.2057, by email at inquiries@ushii.com or visit their website at www.ushii.com.