radKIDS + Law Enforcement: A Proven Community Partnership for Child Safety & Empowerment

radKIDS offers law-enforcement agencies a powerful, community-driven way to protect children and build lasting trust with the families they serve. As the nation’s leading personal empowerment and safety education program for children, radKIDS aligns with your department’s commitment to prevention, education, and positive community engagement.

Why Law-Enforcement Partners with radKIDS

• Help reduce childhood victimization through proven, skills-based education
• Strengthen community relationships through consistent, positive presence
• Equip families with tools to reinforce safety principles at home
• Demonstrate proactive leadership in prevention and wellness
• Support school safety in communities
• Improve prevention of violence and victimization of children

A Trusted, Evidence-Based Program

radKIDS has been taught to over 300,000 children in partnership with local police and sheriff departments across the country. Grounded in child development, trauma-informed teaching, and behavioral skill training, radKIDS teaches children how to:

• Recognize, avoid, and respond to dangerous situations
• Establish personal boundaries
• Use physical and verbal skills for escape to safety
• Build confidence, competence, and self-worth

Officers and community educators are trained and certified to deliver the program, creating a sustainable model for long-term use.

Flexible Implementation Options

radKIDS is designed to work wherever kids are, making it easy for your agency to bring meaningful safety education into the spaces you already serve:

• School-Based Programs
• After-School & Summer Programs
• Community Outreach Events
• Officer-Led Instruction

No matter the setting, radKIDS gives law-enforcement a meaningful way to serve, educate, and connect with children and their community.

Real Impact

“As a law-enforcement agency, our partnership with radKIDS has been one of the most impactful community programs we’ve ever run. Families trust us, and kids remember what they learn.”
— Sergeant M. Davis, Community Outreach Division