Skip to main content

Search for: parenting teens and tweens



Results 181 to 190 of 242

Ontario Provincial Police and National Charity Teaming Up to Help Protect Children

This fun and engaging activity book helps parents build their child’s personal safety skills.

Resources & Research: Keeping Kids Safe

before they turn 181 and in the vast majority of cases the offender is known to the child.2 How Can Parents

National tipline sees concerning increase in online sexual violence against Canadian youth

C3P also encourages parents/caregivers to report any instances of online sexual violence, harm, or victimization

Cybertip.ca Marks Fifth Annual Awareness Day

The Canadian Centre is encouraging parents and adult members of the community to visit Cybertip.ca to

Resources & Research: Child Sexual Abuse by K–12 School Personnel in Canada

Parents should have the right to know about any professional misconduct by the people with privileged

Extreme online violence targeting girls on the rise, Canadian Centre for Child Protection data shows

In response to these reports, C3P has provided direct support to nearly 60 children and parents, forwarded

Resources & Research: Child Sexual Abuse Images on the Internet: A Cybertip.ca Analysis

education using recognized prevention programming in addition to the creation of new resources for parents

Boys aggressively targeted on Instagram and Snapchat, analysis of Cybertip.ca data shows

C3P has been receiving an unprecedented volume of reports from youth and sometimes their concerned parents

New Study on Child Sexual Abuse by K-12 School Personnel in Canada

Parents should have the right to know about any professional misconduct by the people with privileged

Canadian child protection agencies provide support resources for Ukrainian and Russian refugee families fleeing from war

“The Big Feelings Come and Go storybook can also help parents to understand how trauma affects their


Support our work. Donate today.

Be a part of something big. As a registered charitable organization, we rely on donations to help us offer our programs and services to the public. You can support us in helping families and protecting children.

Donate Now