
For Schools/Orgs
Download the myWorth Facilitator Guide and slides below
About myWorth
myWorth is a FREE curriculum that supports existing 6th grade health programs. Through four 45-minute sessions, myWorth helps youth navigate the challenges and pressures of growing up in the digital landscape. This curriculum empowers youth to make healthy choices while reinforcing how our worth is constant, timeless, and separate from our decisions.
The curriculum includes a comprehensive facilitator guide and dynamic PowerPoint slides, enabling educators to lead meaningful, age-appropriate discussions.
myWorth can be customized to fit with all groups. Our focus:
- 6th Grade Middle School Students
Delivery Options
- Facilitator-Led Option: For those interested in leading the sessions themselves, we provide a comprehensive 1-hour facilitator training to equip you with the tools and confidence needed to deliver the curriculum effectively.
- On-Site Facilitation: Prefer to have our team lead the sessions? We’re happy to come to your location and facilitate the program at no cost—making it easy to bring myWorth to your students with minimal preparation.

A video created by our local youth, sharing what they have learned through myWorth.
*Used with permission
Representatives from the following organizations contributed their time, opinions, and expertise for this project.
myWorth Facilitator Guides
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myWorth Slides
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Trainings for Schools & Organizations
Liberty House offers iRespect&Protect online safety trainings and bilingual child abuse prevention programs in English and Spanish. Our mission is to empower adults with the knowledge and tools they need to protect children and build safer, more informed communities. Liberty House also offers to facilitate these trainings for private events in Marion and Polk Counties, for free.
If you are interested in having Liberty House facilitate a private training for your school or organization, please email us directly: Prevention@LibertyHouseCenter.org or you can register for any of our monthly community trainings monthly training calendar!

Trainings for Schools & Organizations.
Liberty House provides in-person trainings for schools, churches, or other youth serving organizations. All trainings are 1-hour long and available in English and Spanish, for free.
Cell Phones & Children, Best Practices: Ideal for elementary schools ~ Help students and families navigate the challenges of growing up in a world shaped by smartphones. This training explores the pressures today’s youth face, healthy phone boundaries, and offers practical strategies parents/caregiver can implement today. Youth of all ages are encouraged to attend this training with a parent/caregiver.
Digital Dangers & Internet Safety for Youth: Ideal for older elementary youth, middle, & high schools ~ Explore the types of digital dangers youth are exposed to online, identify protective strategies to empower and support youth to make healthy choices online. Youth who are 11+ are encouraged to attend this training with a parent/caregiver.
Social Media Safety: Ideal for older elementary youth, middle, & high schools ~ Addresses the impact of social media on youth. Parents and caregivers will learn how parental controls and monitoring tools can be a supplement to help reduce risks. Participants will also learn how to support and empower youth to create healthy habits and make healthy choices online. Youth who are 11+ are encouraged to attend this training with a parent/caregiver.
Reporting Concerns of Child Abuse: Ideal for mandatory reporters or anyone working with youth of all ages ~ After having a better understanding of child abuse and neglect — including the most recent statistics from the Oregon Child Welfare Databook, participants will learn how to recognize potential signs, react responsibly, and report when there’s reasonable suspicion of child abuse and neglect. This training will also review common concerns and reinforce the importance of reporting suspected child abuse.

Tools
These tools have been developed by iRespect&Protect staff to help you, your students, and your staff talk about online cruelty, cyberbullying, anxiety, depression, sexting, sextortion, and teen suicide.
Tools For Your Organization & Children/Families You Serve
- Affirmation Cards
Pass these cards out to your students or the youth you serve. Let them know they are important!
Affirmation Cards – Simple (PDF) Available in Spanish.
Affirmation Cards – Colorful (PDF) Available in Spanish. - Alternatives to Standard Smartphones (PDF)
A list of alternatives to standard smartphones based on family values and needs - Apps To Be Aware Of (PDF)
An ongoing list of apps educators and organizations should be aware of. Available in Spanish. - Conversation Starters (PDF)
Get your younger students talking with these printable conversation cards. Available in Spanish. - Customizable Digital Media Contract
Create a customized digital media contract for your organization using our interactive contract creator. Available in Spanish. - Parental Controls and Monitoring Tools (PDF)
Review the pros and cons of the most popular parental controls and monitoring tools available to help parents monitor and manage children’s devices. Available in Spanish. - View Our iRespect&Protect Brochure (PDF)
Support us by displaying these brochures in your school, office, or organization. Available in Spanish.

Resources
Links to local and national websites and organizations.
If this is an emergency, call 911.
These resource links represent a compilation of resources identified by iRespect&Protect staff. It is not intended to be comprehensive and iRespect&Protect does not specifically endorse or make any representations regarding any of the resources.
Crisis Support
- How To Report Child Abuse – Oregon Child Abuse Hotline
If you have reasonable suspicion that a child is being abused, call the Oregon Child Abuse Hotline at 1.855.503.SAFE (7233) and make a report to the Oregon Department of Human Services. Please be prepared to provide identifying information and, if known, the whereabouts of the child. - Marion County Youth & Family Services
Trauma informed, culturally responsive mental health crisis screenings and services to youth and families in all of Marion County who are 0 to 17 years old. Crisis screenings are at no cost.
503.576.HOPE (4673) - Marion & Polk Co. Northwest Human Services Crisis Line
24/7 crisis intervention, emergency food/shelter, trauma counseling and more.
503.581.5535 - MidWillamette Valley Suicide Prevention Coalition
The Mid-Valley Suicide Prevention Coalition’s mission is to raise awareness about suicide prevention through targeted outreach and education.
503-576-2861 (Marion County)
503-623-9664 (Polk County) - Oregon YouthLine
24/7 Oregon youth hotline for “any problem, big or small”
1.877.968.8491
TXT: “teen2teen” to 839863 - Polk County Behavioral Health Crisis Line
24/7 hotline for suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Will talk to you and connect you to local help.
503.623.9289 (Weekdays 8 AM – 5 PM)
503.581.5535 (Weekends/Outside of Regular Business Hours) - SafeOregon
A tool for reporting potential student safety threats. NOTE: This tip line is not for immediate emergency response. Emergency situations should always go to 911.
1-844-472-3367
tip@safeoregon.com
Cyberbullying, Online Harm, Sexting, & Sextortion Resources
- Common Sense Education
Supports K–12 schools with everything educators need to empower the next generation of digital citizens. Common Sense Media’s innovative, award-winning Digital Citizenship Curriculum prepares students with lifelong habits and skills, supports teachers with training and recognition, and engages families and communities with helpful tips and tools. - Cyberbullying Research Center
Downloadable PDFs, research summaries, and more for cyberbullying in educational settings. - CyberTipline
The nation’s centralized reporting system for the online exploitation of children. Make reports of suspected online enticement of children for sexual acts, child sexual molestation, child sexual abuse material, child sex tourism, child sex trafficking, unsolicited obscene materials sent to a child, misleading domain names, and misleading words or digital images on the internet. Submit a report online or by phone at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678). - Removing An Inappropriate Photo From The Internet/Social Media
Instructions on how to report/remove an inappropriate image of a student or youth on Facebook, Google, Youtube, Imgur, Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok, Discord, Kik, and more. - Safer, Smarter Families
A family plan customizer that has resources for all ages and for many different family dynamic scenarios. It includes videos and PDFs. - Sexting, Sending Nudes, And Digital Life (via Thorn)
Be your kid’s safety net with conversation starters, guides, and dialogues. - Society For The Prevention Of Teen Suicide
Great source for educator resources and trainings for suicide prevention and more. - Take It Down
A free service to help remove or stop the online sharing of nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit images or videos taken of youth when they were under 18 years old. Youth can remain anonymous using the service without needing to send images or videos to anyone.
Local Organizations & Parenting Resources
- 211 Info
Stay up to date on school resources available to students and families. Know what is being offered in your zip code so you can share with students, staff, and more. - Boys & Girls Club Of Salem, Marion & Polk Counties
Boys & Girls Club provides affordable and safe after school and summer programming for kids in grades 1-12, youth athletics and sports leagues. - Family Building Blocks
Parenting resources including relief nursery, healthy families, or early head start. Parenting classes and trainings available, as well as other opportunities like playgroups, family nights, and more. - Liberty House Prevention Services
Prevention education and trainings to help empower adults and our communities to keep children safe. For more information, view our prevention trainings flyer in English or Spanish. You can contact us at info@irespectandprotect.com or call our office at 971.599.5876. - Marion & Polk Early Learning Hub
Find family and health resources resources for your child’s physical and mental health, early learning and development, and family services. Classes and events are available to view and register for on their Events Calendar. - Mid-Valley Parenting
Find classes, discussion groups, and information in Polk and Yamhill Counties to support parents in the development of their children. Classes and events are available to view and register for on their Events Calendar. - Mid-Valley Resources
Find local resources in Salem and surrounding communities to help with all kinds of needs such as food pantries, emergency financial assistance, medical services, housing information and more. - Polk County Family & Community Outreach
Find resources and solutions in Polk County to meet your needs–such as Drug, Alcohol, Problem Gambling & Suicide Prevention, Early Learning & Family Engagement, Family Resource Navigation, Polk County Resource Center, School Based Mental Health, Service Integration, and Veteran Services Office.
Mental Health Resources
- Catholic Community Services
Counseling services for children, youth, and adults from a variety of settings including those living with foster parents, relatives, and single parents. Covered by OHP. - Find A Therapist
Search for a therapist by location and what you are looking for help with (parenting help, relationships with children, spousal support, etc.). Read profiles and email a therapist with one click. - Liberty House Hope & Wellness Services
Trauma-informed counseling for children and families facing concerns of child abuse, neglect, trauma, or grief. Individual family counseling, brief therapy, group therapy, and more.
503.689.1006 - Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States.
988 - The Trevor Project
Confidential support for LGBTQ youth in crisis, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A national, 24-hour, toll free confidential suicide prevention service for LGBTQ youth. Chat or text.
1.866.488.7386





















