SKIT

Not Guilty, led by Dr. Laila Risgallah launches the anti-sexual abuse anti-bullying mobile app for children aged 4-14.
Research tells us that children aged 5 to 16 spend six and a half hours daily glued to a screen, whether it be their cell phones, iPads, or computers.
This increases to 8 hours daily by age 18.
In 2012, research done by Mobinil, Vodafone, and other companies found that 91% of kids own a cell phone, and 16% own a smartphone. 44% of kids download game apps for entertainment, which constitutes 18% of the total use of cell phones in children up to age 18.
Not Guilty, led by Dr. Laila Risgallah, has designed an anti-sexual abuse and anti-bullying game using gamification, a new trend of using games to change behavior.
The game uses the SKIT method to raise awareness of kids against sexual abuse: Say no, Keep private parts private, It is not your fault, Tell someone.
This is a child-friendly game that has 25 levels of increased difficulty. The child wins coins as he/ she progresses in the game.
Not Guilty has been fighting sexual abuse and bullying since 2012 and has already reached 39,000+ children, parents, teachers, and social workers in the Middle East.
The game turns unprotected, uniformed kids into self-assertive, safe kids through gamification.