What We Do
Support Young People, Parents, and Educators
Equipping young people, parents, and educators with the resources they need to foster a culture of digital safety and well-being.
Advocacy Policy
We understand that an education-based approach alone will not be entirely effective; we need expert knowledge grounded in research.
Create Tools
Invest in strengthening systems, building capacities, and innovative technology solutions to tackle online harms.
Awareness and Campaigns
Our goal is to keep young people safe online. We achieve this through multiple campaigns and awareness programs.
About Us
At Virtually Safe, we are at the forefront of championing online safety for Africa’s children and youth. As a leading online safety and digital well-being organization, we equip children, parents, and educators with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate the digital landscape responsibly.
Through education, campaigns, advocacy, resources and technology-driven solutions, we tackle the rising challenges of digital harms, misinformation, online exploitation, and digital addiction.
At Virtually Safe, we believe digital empowerment starts with digital safety. Join us as we shape a digital world that is safe, empowering, and designed for children and young people to thrive.—safely and confidently.
Our Goal
At Virtually Safe, our goal is to create a safe, inclusive, and empowering digital environment for young people across Africa.
Our Vision
A digital world that is safe, empowering, and designed for children and young people to thrive. .
Our Mission
To drive systemic change that prioritizes online safety, equipping young people, parents, and educators with the tools, resources, and knowledge to navigate the digital landscape securely and confidently—while empowering stakeholders to build a safer internet for all.
Our Impact
1,000
Schools
100K+
Students Impacted
5K+
Teachers & Parents Engaged
Evaluating Young People’s Online Experience In Nigeria.
Young people agree that using the internet comes with significant risks.
Many have experienced negative feelings following an online interaction.
Few felt able to report issues to a trusted adult or their parents.
Some young people have parents and teachers as friends on their social media pages.
Many would prefer not to have these figures on their social media profiles.
Understanding the Digital Risks Facing Our Youth
Students actively use social media apps.
Many students have been exposed to online pornography.
Some students have engaged in underage betting.
Research & Data-Driven Insights
We conduct localized research, surveys, and evidence-driven studies.
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Need Resources?
We Provide a range of free resources for Parents,
teachers and young people.
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