Child Safety

NetAlert's objective is to promote a safer Internet experience, particularly for young people and their families. An independent community advisory body established by the Australian government.

A weekly electronic news service to inform and educate parents, families and caregivers of children who spend time online.

Offer web browser software that restricts children's access to white listed sites. Free trial available. Based in Provo, Utah. [Windows]

Child advocacy organization, initiating education programs for parents.

Software solution to protect your child from unsolicited, offensive email.

Keeping Internet Kids Safe</a> - A small collection of articles about online safety topics, as well as some links, and newsletter archives.

Parent-controlled web experience for children, includes games, safe chat and puzzles.

Offering internet browser software designed for kids aged 3 to 9 years. Allows parents to control the websites their children access.

Kid-safe web browser works by limiting access to just a small collection of hand-picked educational and fun sites. Simple but effective, offered as freeware.

Filtered email service, offering graphical mail tools for youngsters. Parents have control over incoming messages, mail from unknown senders can be quarantined.

Practical online safety advice for teachers and parents, with lesson plans, online activities and resources.

Child safe email experience without spam, pornography or viruses.

Razzul is a kid-friendly browser, offering access to pre-approved sites and spam-free email. Parents can also review their child's internet usage and communications.

Companion site to the book 'Keep Your Kids Safe on the Internet'. Shows parents how to protect from pedophiles, pornography, pop-ups, viruses and spyware.

Incorporates classroom curriculum with dynamic community outreach to empower students, teachers, parents, law enforcement, and concerned adults to make the Internet a safer place.