SPONSOR A SCHOOL. PROTECT A COMMUNITY.
Schools receive DTTB
(Don’t Take The Bait) at no charge.
Sponsors make that possible.
Your sponsorship brings the complete Don’t Take the Bait! prevention program to a school, including the age-appropriate videos, downloadable teacher and student curriculum, classroom discussion materials, surveys, and staff training.
The school pays nothing. You help put prevention education in front of its students.
- YOUR SPONSORSHIP HELPS PROVIDE:
- Elementary student education
- Middle and high school education
- Teacher, counselor, and staff training
- Downloadable curricula
Classroom discussion materials - Before-and-after surveys
- Annual program updates
One sponsorship can equip an entire school community to recognize the bait and respond before exploitation occurs.
Sponsor and Save Lives!
WHY THIS MATTERS NOW
The predators are getting smarter.
AI, social media, gaming, dating apps, and other technologies give predators new ways to find, manipulate, and exploit children.
But children can learn to recognize the tactics.
They can learn what the bait looks like.
They can learn to stop.
They can learn to tell someone.
They can learn to take action.
That’s prevention.
FROM ONE SCHOOL TO THE NATION
U-ACT is working with schools and communities to put practical prevention tools into the hands of the people who need them most.
The program has already been implemented through partnerships with schools, including the Indian River School District. U-ACT brings more than a decade of experience working with law enforcement, schools, and organizations serving vulnerable children.
Now we want to take DTTB to schools across Florida and ultimately across the nation.
HELP US REACH MORE CHILDREN.
Your gift puts prevention education where children are: in their schools and communities.
Your support helps U-ACT bring Don’t Take the Bait! to more schools and equip more young people to recognize predators before exploitation occurs.
DON’T WAIT FOR A CHILD TO BECOME A VICTIM.
Teach them to recognize the trap before they take the bait.