PRESS RELEASE: Cyberbullying and Sexting – Two Experienced Former Australian and United Nations Police Officers embark on a Unique Website to Educate and Empower the community.

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Cyber Street Safe is the brainchild of former Australian police officers and co-founders, Andrew Chapman and John Galea. As devoted parents, they understand the importance of keeping children safe and happy. With their combined professional and personal experiences, they created a range of educational packages that target cyberbullying, predatory behaviour, online scams, and general safety awareness.
As parents, we all want our children to grow up in a safe and nurturing environment. However, with the increasing use of technology in our daily lives, there has been a surge in negative cyber behavior, such as Cyberbullying and Sexting.

At Cyber Street Safe, we offer guidance in identifying, responding to, and managing cyberbullying and related behaviour. We understand the serious psychological damage this behaviour can cause to your kids and the ripple effect it can have on families and loved ones.

Our services include carefully created PowerPoint presentations by experienced ex-law enforcement officers, counsellors, and senior educators. We focus on raising awareness and promoting early intervention, providing solid empowerment tools such as:

How to recognize cyberbullying
Are your kids being cyberbullied?
Consequences of Sexting
Criminal charge consequences
Response, notification & management
Where and how to get help
Our package is specifically developed to provide powerful support mechanisms while helping to combat this ever-evolving issue with easy-to-follow steps and safeguards. It is designed to resonate with parents, youth, children, educators, and support people.

We encourage you to take advantage of our services to create a safe and supportive digital environment for your children. By working together, we can help prevent and manage cyberbullying and sexting, ensuring our children can grow up healthy and happy.

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Name: Andrew ChapmanCompany: Cyber Street SafeEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0468311198

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August 11, 2023/by Reland Pigte

About Cyber Street Safe

Cyber Street Safe is the brainchild of former Australian police officers and co-founders, Andrew Chapman and John Galea. John has also served with the United Nations in Sudan and was involved in investigations relating to Child Exploitation and people smuggling operations. Both have extremely interesting law enforcement backgrounds and have capitalised on the experience, directing all of their collective energies into the website. As devoted parents, they understand the importance of keeping children safe and happy. With their combined professional and personal experiences, they created a range of educational packages that target cyberbullying, predatory behaviour, online scams, and general safety awareness.

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