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10 Steps to Prevent Child Abduction At Your Church

According to the Child Crime Prevention and Safety Center, the majority of abduction cases are committed by family members. However, 28% of kidnappings are carried out by strangers. The FBI estimates every 40 seconds, a child goes missing or is abducted in the United States, with approximately 840,000 children reported missing each year. And some At church.

The difference between kidnapping and abduction is that kidynapping refers to taking by force, threat, or deceit, with the intent to cause harm. Abduction involves persuasion, fraud, force, and can be in context of family dispute, or divorce, church may not know of.

The most common reasons kids go missing include wandering off, being abducted by strangers or family members without a court order, running away, getting lost, and mental health issues. Nearly all children abducted by strangers are taken by men, with about two-thirds of stranger abductions are most often those involving female children.

Thanks to http://www.Kidcheck.com for sharing this into, to helo churches Be Prepared, Ready To Protect Children.

Ten Steps to Prevent Child Abduction

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    For more info on 10 Points, use link at bottom of article, or Enail Info@ChurchSecurityInstitute.net

    1. Establish a secure check-in and check-out process.

    2. Limit and monitor access to the children’s area.

    3. Always follow the “Rule of Two.”

    4. Implement background checks.

    5. Offer safety training for staff and volunteers.

    6. Maintain appropriate adult-to-child ratios.

    7. Increase interior visibility.

    8. Verify custody restrictions and arrangements.

    9. Utilize “floaters” for additional surveillance.

    10. Keep the current contact info for guardians 10. Keep the current contact info for guardians up to date. to date.

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    As part of out continuing church training program here at Church Security Institute our Protecting His Flock Training Courses have classes on Preventing Child Abuse and Developing a Missing Child Program for your House of Worship

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      Yes, to avoid a Missing Child issue, it’s a Very Important Part of your Plan, to have a good Registration Process when a child arrives and is checked in, on their arrival there.
      Kids Check, and others, have a Log In procedure, on a computer, tablet, phone, to document who is there, and who drops them off, and can pick them up. Most print a label or tag, and you must have your matching tag, to pick them up, at the end of services to verify who you are, and you can pick them up.

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