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Protect The Vulnerable From Sexual Abuse

Sexual abuse – Assess your risk management

According to the National Center for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, only 38% of children who have been sexually abused ever report it. Of those who do report the abuse, 90% are abused by someone they or their families know. While…

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Preparing Your Organization For An Emergency

Preparing your organization for an emergency

Whether a tornado strikes or a flood invades your community, your organization needs to be ready for the worst. Members of your congregation could be at your facility when a crisis occurs, and you’ll need to know how to evacuate…

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Lock Changing To Prevent Burglaries

One burglary occurs every 14 seconds

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, an average of 2.1 million burglaries occur every year. Moreover, the total value of the items that were stolen has added up to almost $15 billion in recent years. Thieves who target religious…

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Avoid Frozen Pipes

Avoid Frozen Pipes This Winter

In an uncertain world, there’s one fact we know for certain — pipes will freeze when the weather becomes cold. While insurance covers this unfortunate occurrence, it’s a much better situation for your organization if you take precautions to prevent…

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Background Check

Background Checks Are Not Enough

It’s every organization’s worst nightmare: One of its volunteers becomes the subject of an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct involving a child. You’d like to think it could never happen to you. But, you never know when a predator could…

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Risk

How to Create a Culture of Risk Management

A house of worship is supposed to be a welcoming place where all feel safe. But who is responsible for creating that atmosphere? Certainly, the rabbi, pastor, imam or other religious leader plays a big part in that process, as…

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Safe Social Media

How You Can Stay Safe With Social Media

Now that more organizations are taking their operations online, social media is imperative to staying relevant and connected to the community. However, it’s important to keep safety and security as a top priority when you develop your social media policy.…

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Security

Property Walks Can Deter Thieves

Over the past 30 years, property crime rates in the United States have continued to drop dramatically. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program, the number of burglaries dropped by 11% between July 2018 and June…

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Cybercriminals

Don’t Become a Cybercriminal’s Catch of the Day!

“Phishing” is a lot like “fishing” – except cybercriminals are casting the bait, and you’re the fish they’re trying to hook! Scammers are constantly trolling cyberspace looking for fresh victims. Their tackle boxes are filled with grand offers and convincing…

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