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Security Awareness for Children
The document is a security awareness program designed for children, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and protecting themselves from potential dangers in their environment. It outlines various safety tips, such as not talking to strangers, protecting personal information, and seeking help from trusted adults. The program encourages parental involvement in teaching children emergency procedures and safety measures.
Security Awareness for Children
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- 2. This Security AwarenessPresentation and Organizational Security Culture Development Program was created and developed by Joel Jesus M. Supan. All rights reserved, this is protected by the Philippine Law on Intellectual Property. No part of this presentation shall be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the written permission of the author and creator. Philippine Copyright©2014 WARNING
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- 4. WHAT WE WANTTO BE? We all want to grow up.
- 5. To grow up,you first need… water food wee- wee poo- poo sleep air
- 6. To grow up,you also need your family and friends and their love, care and friendship… family friends love
- 7. hot sun strong winds, lightning & rain wild animals sickness But whilegrowing up, there are a lot of dangers around that can hurt you, like..
- 8. strangers friends Yourself Sometimes thesedangers may come from people around you like…
- 9. Where do yousee these dangers? home parksstreets malls i-pad pool play ground school
- 10. You need toprotect yourself from these dangers… security
- 11. SECURITY IS MAKINGSURE WE CAN BE WHAT WE WANT TO BE WHEN WE GROW-UP
- 12. To prevent yourselffrom being hurt, remember the these: Things that can hurt you are all around. All it needs to hurt you is one mistake. You need many ways to protect yourself. The thing that can hurt you may be near.
- 13. REMEMBER… Dangers are allaround you all the time.
- 14. REMEMBER… All it needsto hurt you is one mistake.
- 15. REMEMBER… Have a backup security all the time.
- 16. REMEMBER … DON’T talkto and walk away from strangers wherever you are.
- 17. How oldare you? Are you a boy or girl? Where do you live? What is your phone number? What is your name? What school do you go to? When is your birthday? What is the name of your father? REMEMBER… DON’T give your personal or family information to strangers.
- 18. REMEMBER… Talk to yourparents or the police if a stranger wanted to talk to you.
- 19. THINGS TO ASKYOUR PARENTS AND LEARN 1. Ask and write down emergency names & numbers. 2. Ask how to use the phone.
- 20. THINGS TO ASKYOUR PARENTS AND LEARN 3. Ask how to properly lock doors and windows. 4. Do not open the door and talk to strangers.
- 21. THINGS TO ASKYOUR PARENTS AND LEARN 5. Ask an older person to be around when swimming. 6. Ask why it is not good to play with plastics or eat any food you do not know or creep into small spaces.
- 22. THINGS TO ASKYOUR PARENTS AND LEARN 7. Ask why it is not good to play with medicine. 8. Ask how to remove a block in the throat. 9. Ask how to do first aid.
- 23. THINGS TO ASKYOUR PARENTS AND LEARN 10. Ask why it is not good to play with or leave lying around things that can cause fire or wounds. 11. Ask about the dangers in the internet.
- 24. THINGS TO ASKYOUR PARENTS AND LEARN 12. Ask your parents to show you how to prevent dangers in your house.
- 25. 1. Look ifit is safe for you to help. 2. Look at the danger if there something you can if so, do what you have to do 3. Call for emergency help. 4. Watch the area until help arrives. WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF AN ACCIDENT.
- 26. WHAT TO DOIF A STRANGER GETS YOU 1. Shout, kick, bite, strike, struggle and create noise to attract attention. 2. Do what the kidnapper asks you to do.
- 27. WHAT TO DOIF A STRANGER GETS YOU 3. Listen to and memorize the voice and manners of the kidnappers and the surrounding area. 4. Eat the food they serve you. 5. Keep yourself busy.
- 28. OATH FOR SECURITY 1.I promise not to talk to and walk away from strangers. 2. I promise not to tell anyone any information about my self and family. 3. I promise to tell my parents or a friendly adult if a stranger is trying to talk to me.
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- 30. JOEL JESUS M.SUPAN Author FIELD OF EXPERTISE Organizational Security Education &Training Security Services Management Security Business Intelligence Corporate Security Management Corporate Intelligence and Investigation Risk Management Crisis Management Business Continuity 34 Years of Security Practice Past Chairman- CHED TC BSISA Member - PNP SOSIA Advisory Council Member - PNP SOSIA Uniform Board Graduate - PMA CLASS 1981 Officer - American Society for Ind’l Security Member - Phil Society for Ind’l Securitye Author - The Art and Science of Security Inventor - Pepperella