Digital Safety for Young People
Digital Safety sessions equip students, teachers, and parents to spot and respond to online risks, grooming, sextortion, misinformation, and harmful content, with a plain-language toolkit built for Nigerian classrooms.
Make online safety part of the everyday protection around each young person.
Young people and the adults guiding them
We work with adolescents, parents, and educators navigating phones, social platforms, private messages, and rapidly changing online risks.
Practical tools for real online situations
Sessions cover online grooming, sextortion, harmful content, privacy, reporting, and the role of trusted adults through scenarios young Nigerians recognise.
Safer decisions on and offline
Young people learn to notice warning signs, protect personal information, pause before sharing, preserve evidence, block and report abuse, and ask for help early.
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