NSSF Launches Updated Project ChildSafe Website
NSSF has re-launched the ProjectChildSafe.org website with educational materials and practical resources for gun owners on how to securely store firearms to prevent firearm accidents, suicides and thefts.
The site has a new, modern look and enhanced site navigation to serve as a comprehensive online resource hub for firearm safety educational materials. The new Project ChildSafe® website features downloadable toolkits for parents of young children and teens, hunters, law enforcement officers, safety instructors, educators, non-profit groups, organizational supporters and more. As the program celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, NSSF and Project ChildSafe remain committed to educating and providing resources to gun owners and non-gun owners alike. Resources and tools include:
| Audience-specific downloadable toolkits on the homepage.
Enhanced educational video and materials library. Mental health resource page for parents and teen-adjacent adults, developed in partnership with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. |
Project ChildSafe Focus Communities page with interactive map of Project ChildSafe’s impact.
Future Hunters Pledge & Walk-Through Module that parents can explore with young children. |
“Offering free educational resources to demonstrate the importance of firearm safety and to encourage secure firearm storage are vital aspects of our program’s success”, said Joe Bartozzi, NSSF President/CEO. “The new website educates gun owners on options for safe, responsible storage, which is the number one way to help prevent firearm accidents, suicides and thefts. We are always looking for new ways to provide our partners with resources to promote responsible gun ownership,” said Bill Brassard, NSSF’s Senior Director of Communications.
As always, gun owners can request a free firearm safety kit on the website, which includes a free cable-style gun lock. Individuals and organizations can contact Project ChildSafe or visit ProjectChildSafe.org to get a free gun lock, learn about secure firearm storage, or donate to support Project ChildSafe’s efforts.
Project ChildSafe is the largest and most comprehensive firearm safety education program in the US, created for gun owners, by gun owners. Since its launch in 1999, Project ChildSafe has distributed more than 41 million firearm safety kits that include a gun lock and partnered with more than 15,000 law enforcement agencies across the country to promote secure firearm storage practices.
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