With regional offices located in Michigan and Florida, Kid Safe Network, is dedicated to the development and implementation of advanced systems and services designed to protect women, children, seniors, and special needs citizens.

Edward Copley and Donald Prue are the founders and executive officers of Kid Safe Network. Both have contributed more than thirty years of personal service towards minimizing crimes against women and children. Efforts that have gained them recognition from three United States Presidents, four State Governors, and countless educators.

Among their many achievements in the minimization of crimes against women and children, is their formation of the National Security Alliance, Non-profit organization, in 1989. The organization was developed to provide cutting edge danger awareness educational courses, and a certification. Courses that have been taken by thousands of professionals, from the ranks of nearly every law enforcement group, including Secret Service agents, Police Chiefs, Judges, Forensic Psychologists, and Professional Self-Defense instructors.

Aside from their personal experience in the field of danger awareness, Mr. Copley, and Mr. Prue are both high ranking Martial Arts Black Belts and have trained thousands of students. While both have spent a great deal of time and effort in the field of self-defense and danger awareness, (including authoring and producing over fifteen books and videos) they will agree that their most rewarding achievement is the development of the award-winning Rapid Child Rescue System.

The Rapid Child Rescue system was developed to address two very serious safety issues concerning missing and injured children. The first issue was to minimize the time necessary to initiate a proper search for a missing person. At the time of development it required a national average of more than two hours. Those statistics are unacceptable when you consider that most violent acts committed against missing children happen within the first two hours of them going missing. A solution was to reduce the time line from hours to minutes or even seconds. Our goal was perfectly realized by the Rapid Child Rescue system.

Another problem that we laboured to solve involves the thousands of children and special needs citizens who are injured outside of the supervision of their parents or caregivers. The overwhelming majority of such individuals were found to possess no form of identification, which leaves emergency medical personnel without the approval necessary to administer certain vital treatments. Fortunately, the solution to these problems is now available as part of the Rapid Child Rescue System.