Christine Jasinski Named Franchisee for DIGIKIDS® Child ID Safety Service

In response to the more than 2,000 missing children reported in the United States each day, DIGIKIDS® (http://www.digikids-id.com) offers a Child Safety CD that allows parents to quickly provide law enforcement officials, the media, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and other agencies with two high-resolution digital photos along with medical and identifying information to aid in recovery efforts.

HILLTOWN, Pennsylvania (PRWEB) March 8, 2006 -- Christine Jasinski, homemaker, mother and former systems analyst, has been awarded the exclusive DIGIKIDS® http/child ID franchise (www.digikids-id.com) for the entire Bucks County area, announced Michael J. Childs, president.

DIGIKIDS® offers a Child Safety CD that allows parents to quickly provide law enforcement officials, the media, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and other agencies with two high-resolution digital photos along with medical and identifying information to aid in recovery efforts.

“I was looking for a franchise opportunity to establish a home-based business to grow that would allow me to spend important time with my family. DIGIKIDS® not only offers me that flexibility but also the chance to help parents like me with a valuable service that I can really believe in,” said Jasinski.

Offered through schools, preschools, churches, summer camps and other public events, DIGIKIDS® (http://www.digikids-id.com) delivers its secure Child ID kits on site in two minutes or less. The cost to enroll each child is only $15.95.

“Christine Jasinski represents the ideal person to endorse and support our services,” said Michael Childs. “We are proud to welcome her to the growing DIGIKIDS® family of franchisees.”

According to the NCMEC, acting within the first 20 minutes of a child’s disappearance is critical. By using the easily carried business card-sized CD ROM, parents are equipped to distribute pre-formatted flyers and posters, complete with high-resolution photos and last-minute identifying details, anywhere in the world via internet e-mail.

“The electronic delivery to law enforcement officials of a child’s digitized photo can save crucial time, since the chances of safely recovering a child are much greater with the first few hours immediately following a child’s disappearance,” explains John Walsh, founder of NCMEC.

With its patent-pending technology to create each Child Safety CD, DIGIKIDS® offers parents anywhere a secure and efficient tool that can help speed the return of lost or missing children.

Beyond typical child identity programs that provide only an ID card, the DIGIKIDS® CD enables parents to make a speedy and comprehensive worldwide distribution of critical identifying information using any PC with a CD-ROM drive. Each emergency e-mail and attachments are sent through a dedicated, secure network. DIGIKIDS® does not create or maintain a central database, guaranteeing security and privacy.

Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, DIGIKIDS® presents and supports its services nationally through independent franchisees. In addition to schools and preschools, DIGIKIDS® ability to produce the Child ID kits on site in 2 minutes or less affords a perfect opportunity for any local business wishing to sponsor a DIGIKIDS® safety event as a means of giving back to the local community or its employees.

For more information about DIGIKIDS® or about franchise opportunities (http://www.digikids-id.com) in single or multiple territories, visit www.digikids-id.com or call 1-888-DIGIKIDS.

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