Keep your children safe online
Teach children never to share personal information with strangers.
Parents and guardians should stay informed about their children’s daily online activities.
Active supervision can help protect children from online grooming, sexual exploitation and cyberbullying.
Set reasonable screen-time limits, monitor the apps and websites they use, and discuss online safety regularly.
Teach children never to share personal information with strangers. Furthermore, encourage them to tell a trusted adult immediately if someone approaches them, makes them feel uncomfortable, or asks them to keep a secret.
Make sure children know what to do if they become lost. They should seek help from a police officer, security officer or staff member at a nearby shop.
If you suspect that a child is missing, act immediately. Report the matter at the nearest police station; there is no waiting period for reporting a missing person.
For assistance, contact
- Crime Stop on 08600 10111
- Missing Children South Africa on 072 647 7464.
- A missing child can also be reported online at https://missingchildren.org.za/report/



