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College Students
Confidence on Campus.
Safety Wherever You Go.
College brings new experiences, new independence, and a whole lot more time spent navigating life on your own. Safety Sisters gives students an added layer of protection — whether you're walking across campus at night, heading home from work, meeting someone new, or simply find yourself in a situation that doesn't feel right.
Your Safety Tool, Right on Your Phone
You already carry your phone everywhere — now it can help you feel more prepared wherever college life takes you. With Safety Sisters, students can send alerts, share their location, access safety resources, and find help when they need it.
Whether you're across campus or across town, having an extra layer of protection can make navigating independence feel a little more confident.
Real-Life Scenarios. Real Peace of Mind.

Walking Home After Dark
Walking back from the library, a friend's dorm, or a late class? Safety Sisters helps you stay connected and gives you quick access to help when you need it.

Taking a Rideshare
From rideshares to public transportation, students are constantly on the move. Safety Sisters adds another layer of security when you're traveling alone or with people you don't know.

Parties & Social Events
College should be fun — but situations can change quickly. Keep a personal safety tool within reach when you're out with friends, attending parties, or exploring somewhere new.

Dating & Meeting New People
Meeting someone new shouldn't mean ignoring your instincts. Whether it's a first date or a new social situation, Safety Sisters helps put support within reach if something doesn't feel right.

For the Parents
You Can't Always Be There.
But Safety Sisters Can.
Sending your daughter to college means giving her more independence — even when part of you wishes you could still make sure she got home safely yourself.
Safety Sisters gives her an extra layer of protection right on the phone she already carries, helping her stay connected and access help when she needs it.
An added layer of protection away from home
Quick access to help when something doesn't feel right.
A safety tool she'll actually have with her
Because giving her independence doesn't mean you stop worrying.

