Welcome to CrimeFreeKids.com!

Your choices today shape your tomorrow. We’re here to help you make the best ones.

At CrimeFreeKids.com, our mission is twofold:

Support: To provide guidance to kids affected by crime.

Prevention: To help kids steer clear of criminal activities.

Life presents challenges, some beyond your control, others within your grasp. What matters most is how you respond. Whether you’re dealing with difficult circumstances or facing tough decisions, we’re here to support you in making choices that lead to a brighter future.

Remember: Many young people have thought, “That won’t happen to me,” only to end up in situations they never expected. But you’re here, seeking guidance, and that means you’re already on the right path.

We believe in you. We care about you. Let’s work together toward a better tomorrow.

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Bullying Concerns
Whether you’re being bullied or see it happening to someone else, here’s what to do.

Facing Incarceration
If you’re already in trouble, learn what to expect—and how to move forward.

Family Member Incarcerated
If someone in your family is in jail or prison, you’re not alone—find comfort and answers here.

Handling Peer Pressure
Learn how to stand your ground and make choices that are right for you—even when others don’t.

Home Life Issues
Dealing with a tough situation at home? We’ve got support and ideas that can help.

Reporting a Crime
If you’ve seen something wrong, here’s how to speak up safely and responsibly.

School Challenges
Struggling at school? You’re not alone. Let’s talk about how to handle it.

Stay Out of Prison
Understand the consequences of breaking the law—and how to avoid them.

Disclaimer:
CrimeFreeKids.com is intended to provide general educational and informational content to support children and teens who may be facing difficult life circumstances, including having a parent or loved one who is incarcerated. The information on this website is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. This includes but is not limited to legal, medical, mental health, or counseling services.

If you are experiencing a crisis, feeling unsafe, or need specific help, please contact a trusted adult, qualified professional, or call emergency services immediately.

CrimeFreeKids.com, its creators, and affiliated organizations disclaim all liability for actions taken or not taken based on content provided on this site. By using this website, you agree that use is at your own discretion and risk.