Police Hagen invites you to consult: Protection for children on November 18!

Police Hagen invites you to consult: Protection for children on November 18!

Potthofstraße 20, 58095 Hagen, Deutschland - Hagen (ots)

Experience a decisive moment of commitment and support! On November 18, the European day to protect children from sexual exploitation and sexual violence will be celebrated - a date that combines mobilization and prevention! In Hagen, the police open their gates from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the premises of the Child Protection Association at Potthofstrasse 20. Here, not only are talking, but actively put on the topic! Chief Criminal Investigator Ralph Hoffmann is ready to give direct advice and answer questions.

consultation hour for all concerns

This day of action, which takes place for the 10th time, aims to offer the citizens comprehensive information. In particular, the alarming "spread of abuse images" is discussed. During the consultation, the experts give insights into prevention measures, dealing with suspected cases and the help offers for those affected. A visit is free and registration is not necessary! Take the opportunity to get support in confidential conversations and have it cleared.

The digital world harbors dangers - not just for adults! Children and adolescents are exposed to potential risks every day with their use of social media. Chats and platforms such as WhatsApp or Tikok can quickly become a place of hazarding without the younger ones even guessing it. The exchange of criminal content can happen quickly and unnoticed. Parents should educate their children about the correct use of mobile phones and draw up clear rules to protect them from criminal content.

The police Hagen outdoors all the possibilities to ensure the protection of children and adolescents, thus showing a strong sign against sexual violence and exploitation. If the content of criminal content is suspected, affected parents should contact the police immediately instead of becoming active themselves. For more information, the Commissioner for Crime Prevention and Victim Protection is available on 02331 -986 -3650 or via email. Go this important step for the protection of our children!