1.      Always scream for help and run away from suspicious acting persons

2.      Always say no to strangers offering sweets, car rides or money

3.      Always speak out when someone touches you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable. 

4.      Never idle or loiter on the streets

5.      Always resist or report unwanted sexual advances 

6.      Always ensure that your parents know where you are at all times

7.      Always be aware of prowlers and report them to the Police

8.      Never travel alone…there is safety in numbers

9.      Never let strangers into the house

Learn the difference between a "good" stranger, and a "bad" stranger. Good strangers are people that you don't know, but they are there to help you, for instance, a cop, doctor, bishop, store manager, etc. However, bad strangers are people whom you don't know who want to hurt you, do something that will make you feel uncomfortable, or might take you away from your mom and dad. Bad strangers are the ones you need to stay away from.

If you are grabbed by a stranger... 

       Start kicking and screaming. Scream at the top of your lungs. Kick the stranger very hard, and even roughly bite their hair if you need to, do whatever you possibly can to get away. Squirming helps, too! The stranger should drop you and run off, since strangers hate attention. The stranger may try covering your mouth. If that does happen, keep screaming, and kick just as hard. Below are some suggestions on what you can scream:

• "Let me go!"
• "You're not my mom!"
• "You're not my dad!"
• "Stop!"
• "Somebody, help me!"
• "Call the police!"