Resources

Training and support for every part of your team.

Workshops, technical assistance, and practical guidance for leaders, frontline staff, and the families who trust you.

Lighthouse Learning

Short videos for your whole team

Free, research-based explainers on what every adult in a youth-serving organization should know. Each one runs under four minutes and works well in a staff meeting or volunteer orientation.

Episode 1 · 3:52

If a Child Tells You

How to respond in the first five minutes: stay calm, listen and believe, don't investigate, report and document.

Episode 2 · 3:42

Grooming Often Looks Like Kindness

Five warning signs adults miss, and four things every adult can do when something feels off.

Episode 3 · 3:41

When It's a Colleague

What to do when an adult on your team crosses a line, and what leaders owe the people who speak up.

More episodes are on the way.

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Free for small programs

Small-Program Starter Kit

Three one-page tools you can put to work this week, even with no safeguarding staff. Print them, adapt them, and use them in your next team meeting.

  • 1Sample Code of ConductClear boundaries for every adult, with a signature line for staff and volunteers.
  • 2Two-Adult Supervision ChecklistA daily checklist so no adult is ever alone with a child out of sight.
  • 3If a Child Tells YouA one-page flowchart for the first few minutes after a disclosure. It pairs with Episode 1 of our videos.

Want help putting these in place? See Safe Start.

Your starter kit is ready

1. Sample Code of Conduct → 2. Two-Adult Supervision Checklist → 3. If a Child Tells You →

Each opens as a one-page printable sheet. Choose Print, then Save as PDF to keep a copy.

Training & Technical Assistance

Learning built for real-world teams

Staff & volunteer workshops

Abuse prevention, warning-sign recognition, and reporting, delivered in person or virtually.

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Leadership briefings

Focused sessions for boards and executives on liability, policy, and allegation response.

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Technical assistance

One-on-one guidance on specific policies, incidents, audits, and licensing reviews.

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Just-in-time training modules

Short, focused modules for coordinated community response teams and new staff.

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From the Blog

Insights for safer organizations

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For Parents & Caregivers

Is your child's program Risk Aware?

A short, free check with questions every parent can ask about screening, supervision, and how a program responds to concerns.

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Our Research Roots

Grounded in prevention science

Our approach draws on more than two decades of research-informed abuse prevention work and CDC prevention guidance for youth-serving organizations, so we address child abuse and maltreatment in every form.