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Need help with online safety education, school presentations, parent guidance or digital safety training. We work with schools, parents, organisations and communities across Ireland and internationally. Contact Children of the Digital Age to discuss the support you need.
Get in touch to request information, arrange a presentation or discuss an online safety concern.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We can discuss concerns about a particular app, device, online behaviour or wider digital safety issue and suggest practical next steps.
Yes. Children of the Digital Age delivers presentations and training for schools, parents, teaching staff, community organisations and professional audiences.
Yes. Children of the Digital Age adapts online safety education to suit different learning and support needs. We have worked with organisations including the National Learning Network, Avista, and other services supporting people with learning difficulties and intellectual disabilities.
Our aim is to make online safety guidance clear, practical and accessible, while working with families, carers, educators and support staff where appropriate.
Topics can include social media, cyberbullying, digital footprints, privacy, scams, grooming, online exploitation, artificial intelligence and emerging online risks. New topics for 2026 include online gender based violence, toxic masculinity and AI.
Absolutely. Our guidance is designed with the Irish context in mind while also drawing on wider international developments in online safety and technology.
Our guidance and training content is reviewed regularly to reflect changes in platforms, technology, regulation and emerging online risks.
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