Parents
There is no greater responsibility than keeping our children safe. One incident can change a child’s life forever. As parents, we have a responsibility to know who has access to our children and what kind of environment they are being exposed to. Background checks can uncover important information—but screening can go beyond simply looking at someone's history. Know who you're bringing into your home. Know who you're trusting with your children.
What The Experts Say
According to a statistic cited by Dr. Phil, children are 40% more likely to experience sexual abuse when a non-biological caregiver or parent is present in the household.
Circle Of Friends
Are your children spending time around people who use drugs, participate in illegal activity, or may otherwise pose a risk to their safety
Stop It Before It Happens
We believe prevention starts before someone is given access to your child. Significant others, caregivers, and other adults who may spend time around your children can be screened before they become a regular part of your household or your child’s life. Traditionally Polygraph testing has been used after an incident has already happened, now you can test before the damage has been done.