- The difference between good, bad and confusing touches.
- Body safety rules and what to do if someone makes them feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
- To identify trusted adults they can rely on for help.
- That the abuse is not their fault and telling a trusted adult may help protect them.
Project Aware works with parents so they can learn:
- The information their child receives.
- What to do if their child reports sexual abuse.
- What to do to protect their child from potential sexual abuse.
- The importance of reporting suspected cases of child abuse.
- Resources available in their community.
How To Schedule Project Aware
To learn more about Project Aware, or to arrange for a presentation, call MOCSA at 816.931.4527 and ask for the Project Aware Coordinator or email projectaware@mocsa.org.
Click here for the Project Aware Guidelines and information on bringing Project Aware to your school/organization. Click here for a coloring page that provides fun information for kids and adults.
How to Schedule a Presentation for Adults
For parents and adults invested in the safety of children, MOCSA offers a presentation that discusses different ways for communicating with kids, creating safe spaces, and strategies for keeping kids safe and healthy. If you would like more information, or to schedule a presentation, call MOCSA at 816.931.4527 and ask for the the Project Aware Coordinator or email projectaware@mocsa.org.
For more information about child sexual abuse and prevention, visit our Info and Resources page.
How to Can I Help?
There are many volunteer opportunities available at MOCSA. If you are interested in facilitating Project Aware presentations, please visit our Volunteer page to learn more.