KidCheck secure children's check-in and "The Child Protection Policy Unwrapped"

KidCheck’s Workshop – Child Protection Policy Unwrapped at #CPC2Day

As a leader in child safety, we’re always excited at the opportunity to share the latest information on how to keep kids safe within ministry. On February 26-27, KidCheck will be attending The Children’s Pastors’ Conference (#CPC2Day) in La Mesa California, as a both a ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In & Uninvolved Parents

Children’s Check-In When Parent Involvement is Limited

Using a secure children’s check-in system has many benefits. It helps streamline your check-in process, improve child safety, track attendance, and create a positive parent and visitor experience. The best approach to ensure a safe check-in is to have family accounts with complete parent and ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Bus Ministry Suggestions

Bus Ministry and KidCheck’s Secure Child Check-In

Running a bus ministry and instituting the appropriate child safety elements and procedures comes with its own unique set of challenges. One important step, which is addressed here, is implementing a secure children’s check-in system to use with your bus ministry.  For child safety, completing ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In is highlighting the 2015 scoop

The KidCheck 2015 Scoop!

At the close of every year it’s fun to recap where our travels have taken us, who we’ve met along the way, what we’ve accomplished, and offer a glimpse of the expectations for the following year.  We’re sharing our yearly update to offer a glimpse ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In 5 Tips for Smiling Parents & Safe Kids

Five Tips for Smiling Parents and Safe Kids

Sally is head of the Children’s Area for a midsize organization in a middle class suburb of your average American city. She is responsible for the safety of 200 to 300 children depending on the day and takes her job very seriously. She is the ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In CPC 2016

KidCheck and the Children’s Pastor Conference

It’s the time of year, when as a provider of secure children’s check-in, we set out on the road to inform and educate those in children’s ministry of the benefits of using such a dynamic ministry tool. Our first stop this year is INCM’s CPC ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Top 10 Security Tips for 2015

KidCheck’s Top 10 Security Tips from 2015

At KidCheck, we believe every child deserves a chance to grow up in a safe environment, and every parent deserves peace of mind about the safety of their children. The first step in reaching families is by protecting their kids. As part of our commitment to ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares How to Keep Your Ministry Healthy during Flu Season

KidCheck Shares 8 Ways to Keep your Children’s Ministry Healthy During Flu Season

With all the recent news about influenza, schools have been giving unprecedented attention to keeping classrooms clean and germ free.  While much of the attention is directed at schools and daycares; churches should also be thinking about how to maintain a clean and safe environment ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Active Shooter Video

KidCheck Shares “Surviving an Active Shooter Incident” Video

Unfortunately, we’ve recently seen too much news coverage regarding multiple causality shootings, with the most recent being at a community college in Roseburg, Oregon. To date, it’s been estimated that in the United States “379 people have been killed and 1094 injured in mass shootings ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In and the Importance of Photos with Check-In

The Importance of Photos with Secure Children’s Check-In

In the world of Facebook, Twitter, and other social media, customized profile photos set a tone for one’s online identity. Rather than personality, the purpose of photos in an electronic children’s check-in system, like KidCheck, is keeping children safe. Why Are Photos Important? Security is the cornerstone of ...
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