Every Child Deserves to Feel Safe
Small Projects. Big Impact.
Every Rotary Club can help create safer communities for children.
The My Body Is My Body (MBIMB) Programme provides free, positive and age-appropriate body-safety education through music, animated videos, activities and conversations.
You don’t need to deliver the programme yourself. Choose a simple project, connect MBIMB with trusted adults in your community and help make child-safety education available to more children.
What is the My Body Is My Body Programme?
The My Body Is My Body Programme is a free, internationally recognised musical body-safety programme designed to help children understand simple safety messages they can remember and use.
Through six positive songs, animated videos, activities and supporting resources, MBIMB helps parents, teachers and community leaders begin important conversations with children about body safety, feelings, speaking up and asking for help.
Helping Children Understand Body Safety
MBIMB gives children clear, memorable messages while helping trusted adults begin gentle, age-appropriate conversations.
My Body Belongs to Me
Children learn that their body belongs to them.
I Can Say No
Children learn that they can say no when something feels wrong or uncomfortable.
My Feelings Matter
Children learn to recognise and listen to their feelings and instincts.
I Can Move Away
Children learn simple ways to respond when a situation does not feel right.
I Can Tell
Children learn who their safe grown-ups are and how to ask for help.
I Can Keep Telling
Children learn to keep telling safe grown-ups until someone listens and helps.
Small Projects. Big Impact.
Six simple ways your Rotary Club can help.
Sponsor a School
Provide MBIMB workbooks, posters and teacher lesson plans for a local school.
The school delivers the programme — your club helps make it possible.
Create a Safe Library
Donate MBIMB books, posters and resources to a library, children’s centre or community organisation.
A small project that creates an ongoing resource for children, families and trusted adults.
Community Awareness Day
Set up a simple MBIMB information table at a school event, community day or local venue.
Share positive body-safety and online-safety resources with parents, carers and community organisations.
Support an Early Years Setting
Provide age-appropriate MBIMB colouring books, posters, songs and resources to a nursery or preschool.
The staff do the teaching — Rotary provides the resources.
Partner With a Sports Club
Work with a local football, rugby, cricket or other sports organisation.
Provide MBIMB sporting workbooks, safeguarding posters and information for parents and coaches.
Rotary Reads
Visit a school, library or community organisation. Read an MBIMB storybook with children and leave books and resources behind for them to continue enjoying.
Together we can build safer communities.
Download Your FREE Project Kit
Step-by-step resources covering the MBIMB songs and safety messages.
Fun activities that reinforce important body-safety learning.
Body-safety learning through sport, teamwork and activities.
A clear, child-friendly resource for schools and community settings.
A simple way for Rotarians to learn, share and connect.
Free to download. No obligation. Choose the resources that work for your club and community.
Sponsor Resources Directly Into a School
Help us reach more children by providing workbooks and resources where they are needed most.
Suggested Pack for a School
- 65 Posters
For the children, classroom walls and to send home to parents - 30 × MBIMB Children’s Workbooks
- 3 × MBIMB Teacher Lesson Plans
A ready-made starter pack that helps a school begin sharing positive body-safety education with children.
Order the Resources
Order the individual elements directly using the links below.
Become A MBIMB Advocate
Learn • Share • ConnectA simple way to help create safer communities for children.
You do not need to present the programme to children or become an MBIMB Ambassador. An MBIMB Advocate helps more people discover the programme by learning about it, sharing the resources and connecting MBIMB with suitable organisations and community projects.
Learn about MBIMB
Complete our free, self-paced online learning and discover how MBIMB works.
Learn about child safeguarding, prevention education and the messages children experience through the programme.
Start LearningShare the Resources
Talk about MBIMB within your Rotary Club and community.
Share our free resources with schools, teachers, parents, libraries, sports organisations, charities and community groups.
Open Doors
Introduce MBIMB to schools, charities, NGOs, sports clubs, community organisations and other Rotary Clubs.
Open doors — without needing to deliver the programme yourself.
Children’s Safety Must Always Come First
MBIMB resources should be shared through a school, organisation or responsible community setting where children are supported by trusted adults.
Adults delivering the programme should understand appropriate safeguarding boundaries and follow their organisation’s safeguarding procedures and relevant local reporting requirements if a child shares a concern.
Being an MBIMB Advocate does not mean working independently with children. An Advocate’s role is to learn, share and connect.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Service Above Self in Action
One school. One library. One sports club. One community.
A simple Rotary project can create opportunities for children to learn safety messages that may stay with them for years to come.
Together, we can help children feel safer, speak up and know that they matter.