$6,000.00
This could train 300 teachers and equip them with essential skills to provide vital online safety education. Connection and reliance on connectivity access to essential life opportunities such as education, civil participation and the job market is opening up unprecedented opportunities for children but also exposing them to new risks of harm, abuse and exploitation. Training teachers and equipping them with skills to provide online safety education will not only support their current students to engage with the online world safely but will benefit thousands of children over the course of their career, creating generational change.
How this gift helps
ChildFund Swipe Safe is a project aimed at preventing online abuse and exploitation of children. It mobilises parents, youth, schools and the private sector to play an active role in children’s online safety. Swipe Safe is working to enhance the skills and knowledge of teenagers to enable access and use the internet in a safe and effective way, while also supporting teachers and parents on a range of important concepts to help them safely navigate the online world. Your gift could help train teachers in countries like Vietnam and equip them with essential skills to provide online safety education throughout their school environment so that children and young people can make the most of the online world.
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