PRESS RELEASE: Former Australian Police – Taking on Predators

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Cyber Street Safe, founded by two experienced former Australian Police Officers with backgrounds inclusive of AFP, United Nations, NSW Crime Commission and NSW Police have researched and identified gaps within the Working With Children Processes in Australian states where predators can slip through.

To combat this, CSS have created a system which will empower employers, volunteer organisations and sporting groups, to confidently interview and assess potential employees and volunteers involved with working alongside children.

The process has been carefully designed through the lens of protectors to flag potential risky applicants and bolster the lacklustre WWCC processes presently in place which has demonstrated vulnerability with the recent arrest and charging of a male person for allegedly commuting in excess of 1,600 child abuse offences while working at a Child Care Centre. Contact us at CSS to Discuss.

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

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September 1, 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. 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 Predator Screening in the workplace or within organisations, predatory behaviour, cyberbully, online scams, and general safety awareness. The team collaborated with senior Australian teaching professionals and qualified counsellors to deliver authentic and uncomplicated material that engages and retains the attention of their respective audiences. Privacy and confidentiality are top priorities, which is why they offer personalized Zoom seminars for teachers, students, and parents. Cyber Street Safe aims to be a positive influence in guiding individuals towards response and support awareness.

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