Protect Kids from Secrets, Screens, and Silence
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Holiday Body & Internet Safety Workshop
Friday, December 6th 2025
Venue
Gloucester County, NJ
We’re bringing back our powerful family safety event—Holiday Edition
New games, interactive teaching, and age-specific breakout sessions!
For ages 3–12 + trusted adults
Gloucester County, NJ
Friday, December 6 at 6:30 PM
Only 25 families will be accepted.
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They Listened. They Learned. They’ll Never Forget
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Parents left with real tools — not just fear.
🎯 Our workshop covers:
✅ Body safety & consent
✅ Online boundaries & internet safety
✅ How to talk to your kids without fear or confusion -
“This book helped me understand what safe touch means.” – Age 8
🛑 Waiting doesn’t protect them. Education does.
Start the conversation they’ll never forget. -
Our whole family walked away changed.
Ready to bring this workshop to your school, church, or community?
We’re now booking Philadelphia, South Jersey, and Delaware!.
-Attended Body & Internet Safety Workshop
I loved how it covered both safe touch and internet safety. Super informative.
-Attended Body & Internet Safety Workshop
The interactive activities really helped the kids connect.
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Join Our Free Back -to- school body Safety Workshop
Free Back-to-School Safety Workshop for Families
Join local therapist and author Amber Gonzalez for a powerful, kid-friendly workshop on body safety & internet awareness for children ages 3–12 and their trusted adults.📅 Wednesday, August 20th | 6:30–7:30 PM
📍 Gloucester County | Free School Supplies Included!🆓 Free with RSVP — text SAFETY to 856-887-4647 to register
📘 Book: The ABCs of Safe and Unsafe Touch available on site. One book = One donated.
Let’s make serious conversations simple — and protect our kids before something happens.