Find SexOffenders - National SexOffender Registry

The National SexOffender Registry was created because of the Pam Lychner Sexual Offender Tracking and Identification Act of 1996 (Lychner Act). The Lychner act, among other things, requires that a national database be maintained and that the FBI use it to track the movements of convicted sex offenders. It is the FBI's job to register and verify the addresses of sex offenders.

As an exclusive, the National Alert Registry once again pledges its commitment to supporting children by providing parents with the following free 4-step program to help them become prepared, involved, aware, and informed.

::Step 1 Being Prepared: The National Alert Registry has developed a free Child Identification Package that may help aid authorities identify your child in case of emergency. You can get your child get your Child Identification Package at http://www.RegisteredOffendersList.org/child-id-kit.htm

::Step 2 Being Involved: Take a proactive stance in fighting to keep your children safe. Follow our 8 simple rules for protecting your children and teach them to start protecting them selves to day. You can find the 8 simple rules at: http://www.RegisteredOffendersList.org/steps-to-protect-your-children.htm

::Step 3 Being Aware: Make yourself aware of the dangers that exist and the agencies designed to help protect you and your children. To find more about some of these agencies please visit http://www.RegisteredOffendersList.org/parent-resources.htm

::Step 4 Being Informed: Run you free sexual predator search to determine if sexual predators live near you. You can run a free search today by going to http://www.RegisteredOffendersList.org

The National Alert Registry would ask that you invest in the future of your children and participate in this free 4-step program to help them become prepared, involved, aware, and informed.

Tips For Keeping Kids Safe From SexOffenders

1. Teach them to avoid strangers. Avoiding Strangers is a much easier concept for children than not talking to strangers.

2. If they have to talk to strangers, create a password system so that your kids won't be fooled into following a stranger claiming to be a friend.

3. Teach them what types of behavior are inappropriate from adults and peers. Establishing , what behavior is acceptable and unacceptable is critical to protecting them from sexoffenders.

4. Designate safe areas in your neighborhoods and point out potentially dangerous houses, parks or areas.

5. Let your kids know they can talk to you about anything - even SexOffenders.

For more tips vist: http://www.registeredoffenderslist.org/steps-to-protect-your-children.htm