Safe to 16: A course to protect children against sexual offenders
Safe to 16: A course to protect children against sexual offenders
With apologies to all genders –a quote from Edmund Burke in the 1700s
****WARNING – there is material contained in this section which are disturbing and confronting. I make no apologies for this. We are delving into the minds of people who have a very sick personality disorder.****
In the RESOURCES page, I go into some depth on how subjects open themselves into a very dark world and a sick obsession.
The main thing I want you to get out of this module is that they do NOT look like the devil with horns – they can be teachers, professionals, clergy, coaches, community workers, trades people, etc, etc – they look like everyone else in the community.
The major problem with this type of offender is that they are very, very cunning. It can take years before discovery, then more years to go through a prosecution – if there is one.
The offender will target organisations like churches, schools, voluntary organisations, foster homes – anywhere there are potentially vulnerable children.
In Aotearoa, there are over 115,000 volunteer organisations, who usually struggle with funding and finding people to help.
Around 10% of these organisations use police vetting as a tool, however that comes with a cost.
Police vetting can only report on a subject who has been convicted of a crime.
This is where we want your help. We are passionate about removing this scourge out of organisations, as well as your home.
Remember Larry Nassar? the US Olympic Gymnastics medical advisor who reportedly sexually abused more than 300 children over a 30 year period.
His behaviour is that of a ‘preferential’ type offender. These types of offenders are very organised and often collaborate over the dark web.
Below is an index to a manual that can be found on the dark web. According to the Child Rescue Coalition, this manual has been downloaded over 100,000 times. The manual explains how to find and groom children for unlawful sexual connection. I’m showing this so you can fully realise that we are dealing with people who have a very sick personality disorder, and yet could be anyone in our community…..
How do you know that the organisation you’re sending your children to is safe from sexual predators?
To find out, you simply need to ask the organisation questions about how they monitor their PEOPLE and ENVIRONMENT.
Questions like :
We have created a list of questions that you can present to your local organisation to find out the answers.
Our aim is to get the organisation to create a ‘Code of Conduct’ that is clear, and known by everyone within the organisation.
We are more than happy to help you and any organisation to do this. Email us at brent@safeto16.org
Through consultation and risk assessment, we create a Code of Conduct specific to the organisation needs. This includes disclosure.
Ka pai! You are now a qualified protector of your babies! As a fitting reward you will receive a Certificate of Completion!
Want to join the movement? We will also send you an invitation to join our private blog where we can all safely share;
Nga mihi nui