Heartmatters

Heartmatters offers an in-school program that provides character development and digital media safety educatin for elementary and middle school students throught green country. Classes are also provided for other groups, which include high school students such as: home school groups, children and youth non-profit organizations and after-school programs. We believe that an upstanding character builds confidence in our children and youth to make informed decisions as they navigate the difficulties they face in today's online world. Instructors facilitate classroom management through our exclusive curricula to: establish a healthy balance between digital and real life equip students with the tools to protect and control their digital reputation encourage students to take a stand against digital drama through upstanding character engage students by using tools to proactively protect themselves from dangerous online content and potential predators currently, this program serves 2,000 students, with a projection of serving 3,000 students in 2025 we are working on a Heartmatters app that will launch in 2024. This allows us another space to help teach children, youth, parents and anyone interested in staying safe online. It will also allow us to utilize the biblical component that we are unable to share in the school setting. The app includes audio dramas, short films, safety with ryan, documentaries, podcasts, master classes and, in 2025, the jungle elementary series for kids.

Heartmatters' staff provides presentations and lunch-and-learn programs on digital media safety topics for community organizations, churches, church youth groups, etc. The goal of these presentations is to provide parents or caring adults with tools to help prevent or address dangerous online activity that can lead to exploitation.

Heartmatters is a biblically-based organization. Heartmatters offers an in-school program that provides character development and digital media safety education for elementary and middle school students throughout Oklahoma. Classes are also provided for groups such as home school groups, children and youth non-profit organizations and after-school programs.