41. Chattanooga.babyzone.com -- Your Local Guide To Pregnancy And Parenting Resource approved health and safety advice for kids, Parents and safety/Injury preventionProgram The Highway safety/Injury prevention programs conduct public http://chattanooga.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Family Safety

42. Safe Schools: NWREL Topics Tips for Parents Help kids Use Brains Annual Report on School safety (PDF); Appropriate Response(PDF); Effective Comprehensive prevention programs A Planning http://www.nwrel.org/comm/topics/safe.html

Safe Schools Browse topics by category View list of all topics This collection of NWREL resources focuses on Safe Schools Recommended and Popular NWREL Resources from By Request... Peaceful Schools (October 1998) Schoolwide Prevention of Bullying (December 2001) from Child and Family The Effects of Violence in the Media - Early Childhood Education e-newsletter The Needs of Children During Traumatic Times: Being Responsive and Proactive - Early Childhood Education e-newsletter from Northwest Education Learning in Peace: Schools Look Toward a Safer Future (Spring 1999) from Parents: Let's Talk Creating Safe Schools Steps Parents Can Take to Stop School Violence Talking to Kids About Violence ... Warning Signs for School Violence from Safe Schools 2000 Annual Report on School Safety (PDF) Appropriate and Effective Uses of Security Technologies in U.S. Schools (PDF) Bomb Threats and Physical Security Planning (PDF) CARE Violence Continuum (PDF) Early Warning Signs and Resiliency Factors for School Violence Early Warning, Timely Response (PDF) Effective Comprehensive Prevention Programs: A Planning Guide (PDF) Effective Threat Management Financial Resources and Grants Available to Schools and Districts Indicators of School Crime, 2000

43. SJUSD: Safety together to prevent problems and ensure student safety. prevention programs includeYouth Power, Peer Advocates For Tobacco and the Kops ‘N kids Summer Camp. http://www.sanjuan.edu/services/safety.htm

Safe Schools Law Enforcement Partnership Safe School Teams Safe School Plans ... Safety Concerns The San Juan Unified School District is committed to providing a safe learning environment for all students. Students are generally safer at school than anywhere else in the community. In the San Juan district 99% of students attend school with no serious safety or discipline problems. According to the district's annual school survey, more than 80% of students, parents and staff believe their school is a safe place. Sometimes community problems do come to school with students. The district has and continues to develop programs to promote student health and safety. *Safe Schools Law Enforcement Partnership This program, which began in 1988, involves 6 dedicated Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies working each school day with San Juan schools on prevention and enforcement activities. Through this program the Sheriff's Department drug detection dogs are available to be used at San Juan schools. The program also provides speakers for parent groups. For more information about the San Juan Safe Schools Program *Safe School Teams In 1994, San Juan was one of the first districts in the state to work with the Attorney General's Office on a model program to establish safety teams at each school which include the principal, parents, students, teachers, other school staff, and community members. Several times a year school teams meet as a group - the San Juan Safe Schools Task Force. Task Force meetings provide each school team with updated safety information and training. The district has established a Safe Schools Resource Center which makes safety information, videos and other material available to all school safety teams. In addition, the district provides special safety training for staff, for example first-aid training.

44. IUPD - Community Programs Back. 4. BICYCLE safety FOR kids. There are many crime prevention programs offeredby the IU Police Department and they are generally issuespecific such as http://www.indiana.edu/~iupd/planning.htm

Community Programs Many departments at IU offer programs that deal with alcohol awareness, personal safety, date rape, sexual assault and various other important topics. Members of the IU Police Department are highly trained in their respective specializations and are available to speak at your request. For a sampling of programs we have presented in the past, please follow the links below. If you are interested in having a representative of the IU Police Department speak to your group on any one of a variety of topics, contact Sgt. Leslie Slone (855-4111). Sgt. Slone is the Community Programming Coordinator and will help assess your needs and arrange a speaker. To view programs presented by other departments within the University, please visit The Commission on Personal Safety Programs Presented by the IU Police Department AED to Loan Bicycle Safety for Kids Crime Prevention CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) ... Workplace Violence This is offered to females only. This is a program for females on campus and is designed to address personal safety awareness and risk minimization issues usually as they pertain to potential sexual assault or attack situations. We will present this program as often as we are asked to do so; there is no set schedule of frequency. The program is 1 1/2 - 2 hours long and there is no charge. There are no equipment needs for this program. It is conducted in any room allowing sufficient space for movement and audience participation.

45. Child Passenger Safety Training Programs Up kids prepares participants to initiate or enhance child passenger safety programsin the community. The twoday awareness class covers injury prevention of http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/childps/Training/CPSBrochure/

Child Passenger Safety Training Programs Why Child Passenger Safety Training What is the NHTSA Standardized Child Passenger Safety Training Program? Why Is There a Need for a National Standardized Program? Certification: How Do You Get It and Why? ... State/Regional Contact Information Why Child Passenger Safety Training? Every day children sustain serious injuries or die in motor vehicle crashes. Many of these injuries and deaths can be avoided with the correct use of safety seats and seat belts. However, many adults are unaware they are using the safety restraint incorrectly (or not at all), thereby placing their child at risk. What can be done? Effective child passenger safety training is very important - not only in terms of providing technical information but also in raising awareness of the importance of proper occupant restraint usage by our youngest and most precious travelers. This brochure discusses several key child passenger safety courses available. Each workshop is intended for a specific audience - law enforcement, fire and rescue personnel, child safety proponents. Please read through each description carefully to see which course is appropriate to your needs. And be sure to contact your State Highway Safety Office or NHTSA Regional Office for additional assistance in determining the best course for your purposes. What is the NHTSA Standardized Child Passenger Safety Training Program?

46. UBC Campus Security We teach kids the basics of bike handling, road safety, and proper handsignals. Crime prevention through Environmental Design. http://www.security.ubc.ca/communityservices/community-programs.htm

Security Bus Map Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Registration At UBC Campus Security in addition to reacting to calls as they arise we act to educate the university community in preventative security and safety measures. We work in conjunction with Mr. Paul Wong, the UBC Personal Security Coordinator (604.822.6210), to provide an extensive list of programs available to staff, students, and faculty. RAD Training (Rape Aggression Defense) The Rape Aggression Defense System is a program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques. The R. A. D. System is a comprehensive course for women that includes awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance, and basic self defense training. The Safety Whistle The only self-defense device that Campus Security endorses for public use is a whistle. We distribute personal safety whistles at some crime prevention events, and they are available at Campus Security headquarters Risk Assessment Departmental Crime Prevention Call Campus Security today to book a comprehensive Risk Assessment for your Department: 822-8609 If you are having specific problems in your neighborhood at UBC, we could be part of the solution. If you feel that the intervention of the Bike Squad, Foot Patrol or Rapid Response

47. Health Care Programs Home prevention, Health Care Access in Rural Underserved Areas, Heart Disease prevention,Injury prevention, Maryland kids in safety Seats, Nutrition http://www.dhmh.state.md.us/healthcare/

HEALTH LIFE EVENTS SENIORS/OVER 50 SAFETY ... JUST FOR KIDS Most Requested Info Home Health Care Programs Health Care Programs File A Complaint Physical Therapy Complaint Form Submit a Complaint Against a Pharmacy or Pharmacist ... DHMH Policies Links marked with are PDF. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing .pdf files (For best results, view at 800 x 600) Updated Links marked with are PDF. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing .pdf files

48. Child Safety Programs And Resources In Greater Boston and only national organization dedicated soley to the prevention of unintentional haveover 300 state and lcoal SAFE kids coalitions in National safety Council. http://boston.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Safety Resources

49. Trauma Outreach And Injury Prevention Programs organization dedicated solely to the prevention of unintentional Safe kids LA isa coalition whose members Club of Southern California, safety Belt Safe USA http://www.usc.edu/hsc/medicine/surgery/trauma/trauma_outreach_and_injury_preven

Trauma Outreach and Injury Prevention Programs LAC+USC Medical Center has outstanding community outreach and injury prevention programs. The Trauma Outreach Program - An organized injury prevention program concentrating its efforts in targeting youth at risk for the occurrence of traumatic incidents Formal presentations are given at many different forums as well as through the media. LAC+USC received the Foster G. McGaw prize for excellence in community service in December of 1999. The Trauma Outreach Program was specifically recognized for its efforts to curb violence in the Los Angeles Community. The program is under the direction of Dr. J. Asensio MD Safe Kids LA – LAC+USC was designated the lead organization for National Safe Kids LA in May of 2002. National Safe Kids is the first and only national organization dedicated solely to the prevention of unintentional childhood injury. Safe Kids LA is a coalition whose members include the Automobile Club of Southern California, Safety Belt Safe USA, LAPD, LA Fire, California Poison Control System, US Consumer Product Safety Commission, and many others. The program coordinators are Kathleen Alo RN and Lita Chavarria – Nisbet MS, CCLS

50. Garrett County Health Department To empower communities to develop drug and alcohol prevention programs. educationabout child safety seats and safety belts. Project KISS kids in safety Seats. http://www.garretthealth.org/departments/healthed.html

Click On Button To View Secondhand Smoke Display Address: Garrett Co. Health Dept. 1025 Memorial Drive Oakland, MD 21550 Main Phone: or 301-895-3111 FAX: 301-334-7701 See department pages for individual phone numbers E-Mail Webmaster Tobacco Prevention Pandora's Box Teen Health Theater Highway Safety ... AmeriCorps Programs Kendra Todd, MPH, Director of Health Education E-Mail: ktodd@dhmh.state.md.us Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Community Planning Groups The community planning groups are citizens’ groups which are affiliated with the Garrett County Health Department. List of Groups: Kitzmiller Empowerment Group Grantsville Planning Committee Gorman Go-Getters Friendsville Family Activity Committee Deer Park Planning Group Accident Community Planning Group After School Programs Activities provided include recreation, homework assistance, service learning opportunities, mentoring, health improvement messages, field trips, and snacks. Available at Southern Middle and Accident Elementary Schools. Open to any enrolled student at these schools. Meets each week night during the school year.

51. Aquatic Resources prevention Clark County Safe kids Coalition Drowning safety Council National Watersafety Congress Near training and drowning prevention programs San Diego http://aquaticisf.org/resources.htm

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52. Child Abduction & Abuse Prevention Entertaining and Educational Child safety Solutions with help from Yello Dyno. Includes kids quiz and coloring page. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.looksmart.com/og/pr%3Dcdd%3B

53. National Bike Safety Network An American coalition of public and private organizations and agencies working together to increase Category Sports Cycling safety...... Learn where to find funding for your bike safety programs! and members of the NationalBicycle safety Network Just for kids Check out links to interactive bike http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/bike/default.htm

NCIPC Home Bike Safety Programs Bike safety programs include helmet giveaways, bike rodeos, and petition drives to change a law. Get helpful information about launching a successful program Bike Safety Topics National Bike Safety Network exchanges information on bike safety programs, legislation, and research; develops national programs on bicycle safety; and shares resources. Bicycle Safety Month Find out more about annual Bike Safety Month and the Bike Month event organizers kit. Bike Safety Programs Get info on helmet giveaways, bike rodeos, and other programs. Find a variety of program links! Educational Programs Great resources for developing programs to educate the public on bicycle safety. Program Evaluation Evaluations can show program planners what they are doing right and where they need to focus more energy.

54. Kidsplates.org/press.txt Kids¹ Plates proceeds provide for child injury and child abuse prevention programs,and health and safety training of child care providers who care for http://kidsplates.org/press.txt

55. Yello Dyno = Safe Kids: Child Abuse & Abduction Prevention Programs: Bullies: Sc Illinois. Back to Top. Lorrie Adams. Yello Dyno® Program Director. safety SmartFor kids. Rockford, IL 61108. Ph (815) 9665656. safetysmart4kids@aol.com. Maryland. http://www.yellodyno.com/html/bystate.html

Local Chapters! Choose A State! If your state is not listed, contact Dennis California Illinois Kentucky ... Wisconsin International Canada California [Back to Top] Jan Ivanoff Family Service Agency 1347 Grant Street Red Bluff, CA 96080 Ph: (530) 527-6702 Fax: (530)527-7658 janivanoff@neteze.com Diane Totaro 1757 Magnolia Circle Pleasanton, CA 94566 Ph: (510) 484-4623 Fax: (510) 462-8296 smartnsafe@home.com Illinois [Back to Top] Lorrie Adams Safety Smart For Kids Rockford, IL 61108 Ph: (815) 966-5656 safetysmart4kids@aol.com Kentucky [Back to Top] The Center for Family Education, Inc. Jan Wilson, Ph.D. CFLE Angie O-Malley, Ph.D. CFLE Marcia Bell, M.S., LMFT, CFLE 845 Lane Allen Road, Suite 15 Lexington, KY 40504 Ph: (859) 278-8371 Fax: (859) 278-8371 famplacecntr@aol.com Maryland [Back to Top] Lynn Kuhns P.O. Box 422 Westminster, MD 21158 Ph: (410) 751-6433 lkuhns@bbandt.com Michigan [Back to Top] Sharon Cottrell 23200 Drake Road Apartment 122 Farmington Hills, MI 48335 Ph: (248) 478-5092 scottrell45@juno.com Missouri [Back to Top] Ginger Pallardy 27 Delwood Court Foristell, MO 63348

56. Brantford Fire Department KidZ Pages the newest members of the Fire prevention Bureau's fire by Martine Gourbault, usedby permission of kids Can Press and learn some valuable 'fire safety lessons http://www.city.brantford.on.ca/firedept/kids_safety.html

57. ThinkFirst-Home ThinkFirst programs. ThinkFirst For kids This comprehensive injury preventionprogram is designed to help young children develop lifelong safety habits to http://www.thinkfirst.org/home.html

Mark Your Calendars! The date of the 4th Annual Radionics/Valleylab/CNS Golf Outing for ThinkFirst has been set! Get your reservations in for this premier event and help support Think First The THINK FIRST NATIONAL INJURY PREVENTION FOUNDATION Urgently Needs Your Help! Summer 2002 (PDF 388KB) issue of Prevention Pages State of California Department of Education Adopts Think First for Kids Think First announces it's 3rd Annual CNS/ThinkFirst Golf Outing scheduled for September 22, 2002. Annual Report 07/01/00 - 06/30/01 (PDF 474KB) Now playing at a theatre near you! AMC Entertainment and National Cinema Network sponsor ThinkFirst promotion. International Study Identifies ThinkFirst Programs as a Best Practice. ThinkFirst Partners with SpineUniverse.com : Kid's Planet makes learning fun! Think First Product Information Make a donation! Think First Board of Directors The mission of ThinkFirst National Injury Prevention Foundation is to prevent brain, spinal cord and other traumatic injuries through the education of individuals, community leaders and the creators of public policy. ThinkFirst National Injury Prevention Foundation Each year an estimated 500,000 persons sustain brain and spinal cord injuries in the United States.* The most frequent causes of these injuries are motor vehicle crashes, falls, sports and recreation, especially diving, and violence. Children and teens are at high-risk for these devastating injuries, many of which are preventable.

58. Kids Are Street Safe Campaign Communities toward kids' safety) * safety Tips for Awareness) * Street Safe kids (Helping parents 3) NCPC (Neighborhood Crime prevention Councils), areas http://www.compeace.org/sys-tmpl/kidsarestreetsafe/

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59. National SAFE KIDS Campaign: Promoting Child Safety To Prevent Unintentional Inj This is good news for kids, as more than of these funds go directly toward preventionprograms and over educational programs and events, and safety devices for http://www.safekids.org/tier2_rl.cfm?folder_id=600

60. USFA On-Campus Courses Fire Prevention Management Curriculum Allied safety professionals, building officials, and senior level private sector fireprevention managers company level code inspection and enforcement programs. http://www.usfa.fema.gov/dhtml/fire-service/tr6i2.cfm

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