Community & local organizations
Resources for libraries, clubs, community groups and local learning sessions.
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Libraries, clubs and community organizations are often where people ask for practical help with scams, accounts and online safety. This area supports safe, plain-language education without collecting passwords, verification codes, financial details or private messages.
Clear answers for everyday situations.
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What topics can a community digital-safety session cover?
Useful topics include phishing and scam recognition, safer passwords and multi-factor authentication, family account recovery, children’s online-game settings, and practical reporting routes.
Can a library, club or community group share these resources?
Yes. The guides are intended to be plain-language starting points. Link directly to the official Canadian and platform resources included on each page when a setting or report needs to be completed.
Should families bring passwords or private account information to a workshop?
No. A workshop should teach safe steps without collecting passwords, verification codes, financial information or private messages. Account-specific support should use a private, appropriate channel.
Where should an immediate child-safety concern go?
Call 911 for an immediate safety concern. For suspected online sexual exploitation of a child, use Cybertip.ca. CyberTECT provides general digital-safety education and is not an emergency or investigative service.
Use a trusted source when action is needed.
These links lead to CyberTECT guidance or official Canadian resources relevant to this topic.
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