41. Health Injury Prevention The purpose of the Injury prevention Program is to prevent deaths and A network of local SAFE kids Coalitions sponsors child safety awareness and http://www.dsf.health.state.pa.us/health/cwp/view.asp?a=174&Q=197949

42. Injury Prevention Program Injury prevention Program. bicycle helmet Senior Fall prevention Toolkit. kids Pages • Consumer Product safety kids Pages • FEMA / Fire safety kids http://www.tchd.org/injury.htm

Site Index: Homepage About Tri-County Animal-Borne Diseases Bioterrorism Birth Certificates Body Art Establishments Books and Movies Brochures / Forms / Permits Calendar Child Care Center Inspections Childhood Obesity Children's Health Children's Immunizations Dental Services Dietetic Internship Disease Prevention Emergency Preparedness Environmental Health Expectant / New Mothers Fact Sheets A-Z Family Planning Forms / Permits Gift Ideas Home Page Household Waste Roundups Immunizations Industrial Hygiene Injury Prevention Inspections Jobs / Benefits / HR Kid's Pages Language Translations Links Mammograms / PAP Tests Meth Lab Cleanup Mold News / Annual Reports Nurse / Family Partnership Nursing Services Nutrition / WIC Occupational Health Offices / Maps Permits / Forms Pool Inspections Prenatal / Newborn Services Restaurant Inspections Rocky Mountain Arsenal SARS Septic Systems (ISDS) Tobacco Prevention Travel Clinic West Nile Virus Women's Health HomePage Home Birth Certificates Disease Prevention Emergency Preparedness ... Offices Injury Prevention Program Unintentional injuries are a significant public health problem. The primary causes of unintentional injuries include motor vehicle crashes affecting passengers or pedestrians, falls, drowning, choking, suffocation, residential fires/burns, and occupational and recreational activities.

43. Alaska's Suicide Prevention Council Children s safety Network (CSN) Education Development Center, Inc. Youth Suicide prevention Education programs, YSPEP, seeks to prevent suicide among http://health.hss.state.ak.us/suicideprevention/Resources/NatlYouthOrgs.htm

State of Alaska Public Notice myAlaska Suicide Prevention Council ... Training and Curricula Resources National Youth Suicide Prevention and Related Organizations A.N.S.W.E.R. (Adolescents Never Suicide When Everyone Responds) Jason Foundation, Inc. National Children's Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety Children's Safety Network (CSN) Focuses on unintentional injury and violence-related injury to children living in rural communities. Assists MCH state agencies and others to address childhood injuries. Services include product development, technical assistance, and consultation. Funded by the federal Maternal and Child Health Bureau and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. National Injury and Violence Prevention Resource Center Children's Safety Network (CSN) Education Development Center, Inc.

44. Safety Rules OK! kids Corner. safety Topics, safety Checklists, Games, Quiz safety Rules was a school injury prevention program which ran in primary schools and http://www.safetyrules.health.wa.gov.au/

About The Safety Rules OK! Program Kids' Corner. Safety Topics, Safety Checklists, Game, Quiz Information For Schools Participating In Safety Rules OK! Information On Safety For Teachers, Students And Others Interested In Child Safety ... Executive Summary Safety Rules was a school injury prevention program which ran in primary schools and district high schools across Western Australia between 1998-2000. The program drew on programs that have been implemented in other states such as School Safe Cycle in Victoria and the Student Committees for Injury Prevention (SCIPP) from NSW. The program was offered to all schools in Western Australia with primary aged students. Each paritcpating school was given an incentive grant, resources and training to implement the program. Please refer to the Executive Summary of the final report of the "Safety Rules OK!" statewide school based injury prevention program. Information about the program and on a range of child injury issues has been made available at the "Safety Rules OK!" website.

45. Safety And Prevention Programs - SJUSD safety and prevention programs. Student safety Parents are encouraged to become involved in safety programs at their students schools and to discuss http://www.sanjuan.edu/programs/safety/

San Juan Unified School District Skip to: [ content navigation Search Safety and Prevention Programs Student Safety The San Juan district is committed to providing a safe learning environment for all students. In San Juan, 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. Safe Schools Partnership with Sheriff's Department San Juan has a "Safe Schools" partnership with the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department . Off-duty deputies (Safe School Officers) are on school campuses daily to help with prevention and enforcement. Safe Schools Plans and Teams In addition, every school has established Safe School teams that include staff and parents and Safe School plans , updated annually, to prevent problems and respond effectively in case of an emergency. The district's Safe Schools Task Force, with representatives from each school and district staff, works on safety plans and issues, and receives monthly training on safety issues.

46. Washington State Injury Prevention Program Information relating to the Washington State Injury prevention Program Bicycle safety and helmets. Drowning prevention Water Wise kids curriculum. http://www.doh.wa.gov/hsqa/emstrauma/injury.htm

You are here: DOH Home HSQA OEMSTS Home » Injury Prevention Information Search All Health Employees Site Directory: Injury Prevention Information Home A-Z Content Index About Us Injury Prevention ... (Grays Harbor, Lewis, N. Pacific, Pierce, Thurston Counties) Files contained on this page require you to obtain the Free Adobe Acrobat Reader Documents posted in .pdf version on the Department of Health Web site will be made available in an alternative format on request to users who are unable to download or view .pdf files on the Web. To request an alternative format, contact the Subsite Developer Links to external resources are provided as a public service and do not imply endorsement by the Washington State Department of Health. Washington State Injury Prevention Program Office of Emergency Medical and Trauma Prevention Trauma Prevention Program PO BOX Olympia WA FAX: 360-236-2829 Contact: Kathy J. Williams, MS

47. Child Abuse Prevention: Prevent Child Victimization Safe Kids With Yello Dyno Nonfearful, musically-based products and programs build confidence and educate children on how Learn why Yello Dyno will help you keep your kids safe. http://www.yellodyno.com/

Parents Educators Churches Non-Profits ... Media Search for: RSS news feed coming soon! The Yello Dyno Monthly Memo "I always read your Yello Dyno Memo tip to toe. There is no better e-zine out there for child safety. Yello Dyno covers the right topics in the right manner (thank-you for not dumbing down this e-zine) and is not afraid to tackle harder issues like violence in the media and in the games we allow our children to play. Your stuff is tough, factual, and fun - and we love it." Your Name Your Email We value your privacy! View the YDMM Archives Parent Quick Quiz Rate your child's street smarts in one minute. Email this web page to a friend Director's Choice Award 2 years running from Early Childhood News, recognizing excellence in childhood education and the best products in a classroom setting.

48. Prince William County - Residents / Crime Prevention / Programs Children listen to what McGruff says about safety and strangers. Second, the McGruff House Program has builtin safeguards against abuses. http://www.co.prince-william.va.us/default.aspx?topic=010052000100002214

49. Learning Histories - Prevention Initiatives Injury prevention programs are delivered to populations identified through NTRACS Additional components of some of the programs include water safety, http://www.qualityoflife.org/ich/pi/pi3.cfm

EZ Keyword Finder B.A.B.E. Program Baby Photos Bariatrics Children's Hospital Clinical Research Drinkwell Employment Family Medicine Residency Foundation Health Discovery Center Healthworks! Kids Museum Home Care Innovation Caf© Innovation@Memorial Insurance Learning Histories Lighthouse Imaging NICU Outpatient Services Directory Regional Childbirth Center Ronald McDonald Family Room SAGE-ing Center Sleep Lab Spiritual Care Sunburst Surgery Information Trauma Services Innovation Memorial Memorial Medical Group ... D.O.C.S. Learning Histories - Part 1 of 4 - Part 2 of 4 Injury Prevention - Part 3 of 4 Prevention Initiatives Success - Part 4 of 4 Click here to download all parts in one file (Rich-Text format - 48K) E-Mail Questions and Comments Injury Prevention Injury prevention programs are delivered to populations identified through NTRACS (trauma registry). The implementation of injury prevention programs in North Central Indiana has helped Memorial strive toward attainment of Level II Trauma Center verification, as well as enhancing the existing community outreach efforts. Several programs have been initiated which address falls, helmet use / bicycle safety, and motor vehicle safety. Additional components of some of the programs include water safety, gun safety, recreational / sports safety, violence prevention and conflict resolution. Effective injury prevention programming began as a result of an injury prevention committee that included members of our community as well as hospital staff.

50. Child Health Advocacy And Outreach : St. Louis Children's Hospital Injury prevention Initiatives. InjuryFree Coalition for kids The day after Bike HelmetsThe head safety program provides children and families with http://www.stlouischildrens.org/Default.aspx?tabid=46

51. Educational Resources For Dog Bite Prevention From The AVMA A dog s eye view—Dog safety tips for kids (and parents, Mr. Bugs dog bite prevention program (no date, 11minute VHS format, suitable for multiple age http://www.avma.org/pubhlth/dogbite/default.asp

Educational Resources for Dog Bite Prevention April 28, 2004 F ROM THE A MERICAN V ETERINARY M EDICAL A SSOCIATION... The following items are available from the American Veterinary Medical Association unless otherwise indicated. To obtain copies write to the AVMA at 1931 N Meacham Rd, Suite 100, Schaumburg, IL 60173 or call 847-925-8070, ext 6667. A community approach to dog bite prevention (PDF) This report, intended for communities interested in developing a comprehensive bite prevention program, includes model legislation for the control of dangerous dogs; download a PDF by clicking on the title above, read the published report in the June 1, 2001 issue of the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association , or obtain reprints by writing or calling the AVMA. Don't worry, they won't bite... This brochure features helpful tips on how to prevent dog bites and what to do if your dog bites someone or you are bitten. Developed by the American Veterinary Medical Association, State Farm Insurance, and the Insurance Information Institute you may download a PDF copy or obtain multiple copies from your local State Farm agent or contact State Farm Insurance, One State Farm Plaza, Bloomington, IL 61710.

52. School Safety And Violence Prevention Discuss how you can form a team to ensure your children s safety. Participate in violence prevention programs such as peer mediation and conflict http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/News/violprev.html

FYI: SCHOOL SAFETY AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION Characteristics of a Safe School Focus on academic achievement. Involve families in meaningful ways. Develop links to the community. Emphasize positive relationships among students and staff. Discuss safety issues openly. Treat students with equal respect. Create ways for students to share their concerns. Help children feel safe expressing their feelings. Have in place a system for referring children who are suspected of being abused or neglected. Offer extended day programs for children. Promote good citizenship and character. Identify problems and assess progress toward solutions. Support students in making the transition to adult life and the workplace. Tips for Parents Parents can help create safe schools. Here are some ideas that parents in other communities have tried: Discuss the school's discipline policy with your child. Show your support for the rules, and help your child understand the reasons for them. Involve your child in setting rules for appropriate behavior at home.

53. Kids.net.au Fire_Prevention_and_Safety Nozzles The Clown profile Fire safety and prevention program by Nozzles with kids about home fire safety and prevention through interactive games, http://www.kids.net.au/kidscategories/Kids_and_Teens/Health/Safety/Fire_Preventi

Web kids.net.au Thesaurus Dictionary Kids Categories Encyclopedia ... Fire Prevention and Safety Sort by Alphabet Nozzle the Clown profile - Fire safety education clown introduces children to fire prevention, escape tips, and how to stop, drop, and roll through games and pictures. The FDNY Fire Zone profile - Learn fire safety tips, home fire hazards, and how to escape a burning home or building by the Fire Department of New York. Children's Fire Safety Digest profile - Safety publication for children and parents on first aid, home safety and emergencies. Also includes coloring contests, and puzzles. Welephant's Fire Safety Information, Fun and Games profile - Fireworks code and fire safety plans. A Bonfire Night story, coloring pages, games, screen saver, and the history of fire. Illinois Fire Safe Kids profile - Learn about fire safety with Nikki and other fire dogs as they give tips and information on fire prevention through games, puzzles, and coloring activity pages. Fire Pal's Kid Safety Net profile - Funfilled site where kids can learn about Life Safety from the Fire PALS Clowns; includes tips, interactive games, music and video on fire, earthquake, water and home alone safety. Kid's Fire Safety profile - From Clarke's Fire and Rescue. Features general safety tips, advice on planning an escape route, and how to check a fire alarm.

54. Injury Prevention - NAEMT National Program for Playground safety Playground safety prevention Resource Listing National Safe kids Campaign Safe kids Resource Catalogue http://www.naemt.org/PHTLS/injuryPreventionAndResearch/injuryprevention.htm

Injury Prevention Injury Prevention A Role in Prevention Some Thoughts to Start PHTLS Injury Prevention Programs  WHO Traumatic Injury-2000, Press Release "The Global Burden of Injury" Appendices The Injury Chartbook (posted May 20th, 2003) It is a recognized  precept that the term "accident" is a misnomer and that injuries are preventable. While the stated purpose of PHTLS is to provide the prehospital provider with the tools to enable effective trauma management to begin at the scene, PHTLS is also cognizant that prevention can be responsible to alleviate the burden of traumatic injury amongst the masses. As EMS providers, we may hold the most effective positions with which to place at the forefront of the preventative field. We have, after all, seen the consequences of traumatic injury. And whom better to educate those groups most afflicted by trauma, than the very people who serve to provide initial care. There are many ways that you can become involved in the prevention movement. We hope that this page will provide you with some of the tools that can help facilitate your interest in a particular area. Or at the very least, give you some ideas as to where to begin. Some thoughts to start: Get involved in safety programmes. There are multitude of organizations that provide effective presentations and packages to promote injury awareness, targeted to a specific group or injury.

55. Smart Kids! Safe Kids! Injury Prevention Program Safe kids! Injury prevention Program was developed by the Seattle Fire Department Safe kids! Preschool safety Program targets four of the main injury http://www.metrokc.gov/health/ems/smartkids.htm

Site Directory Public Health Webpage Directory For Care Providers Care Providers Homepage For Educators Health Educators Toolbox About Us Employee Directory Contact Us Public Health 999 3rd Ave, Ste. 1200 Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: 206-296-4600 TTY: 206-296-4931 Click here to email us Subscribe to Free Email Alerts! Click here to learn more Successful Search Tips Home Emergency Medical Services (EMS) ... Programs and education Smart Kids! Emergency Medical Services Injury Prevention Program smart kids! safe kids! Injury Prevention Program Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death for children three to five years old. And each year between 20-25 percent of all children sustain an injury sufficiently severe to require medical attention, missed school, and/or bed rest. The Smart Kids! Safe Kids! Injury Prevention Program was developed by the Seattle Fire Department and King County Emergency Medical Services to target the main injury categories relevant to three to five year old children. The Smart Kids! Safe Kids! Preschool Safety Program

56. Afterschool.gov - Running A Program National Program for Playground safety National Safe kids Campaign National Youth Violence prevention Resource Center Playground safety http://www.afterschool.gov/cgi-binh/dissub.pl?page=maintopic1&subpage=main1stpc6

57. Women & Family Services prevention programs are available to a variety of groups, such as schools, churches, Elder Abuse; Sexual Assault prevention; Personal safety http://wfs.defiance-online.com/community.html

Medical Services Anonymous HIV Testing Mental Health Counseling Rape Crisis Center ... Homepage Call or E-mail Us : wfs@defnet.com CHILD ASSAULT PREVENTION Child Assault Prevention (CAP for K-6) Every 47 seconds in the United States, a child is assaulted or neglected. 85% of all these assaults are committed by someone the child knows, trusts, and probably loves. The important thing to remember is that these assaults can be prevented! The Stop Abuse of Kids project is a nationally certified Child Assault Prevention (CAP) project committed to children's safety and protecting their rights to be "Safe, Strong, and Free!" Elementary CAP Workshops Role plays are presented in Kindergarten through Sixth grade classrooms which teach children what to do if someone tries to hurt them. Emphasizes children's rights to be "Safe, Strong and Free!" COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS Prevention programs are available to a variety of groups, such as: schools, churches, community organizations, teen groups, business, and industries, on topics such as: preventing sexual assault, STDs, physical assault, anger, stress, and many more. Self Esteem Child Abuse Reporting Laws Child Abuse and Its Prevention Motivation and Teamwork Parenting Prenatal Care Women and AIDS Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) HIV/AIDS Prevention AIDS in the Workplace Universal Health Precautions Birth Control Options Breast Cancer Uterine, Ovarian, and Cervical Cancer

58. Barrow Neurological Institute Learn the rules of drowning prevention to keep kids safe around water. Helmet Your Head , a safety program for children of all ages, was developed by http://www.thebni.com/index.asp?catID=oc&pg=co_prev&supnav=off

59. Puppets By Kids On The Block - Fire Safety & Prevention Information Sheet FIRE safety AND prevention. Puppet characters featured in KOB Program on Fire safety and THE kids ON THE BLOCK PROGRAM ON. FIRE safety AND prevention http://www.kotb.com/kob2.htg/fire.htm

FIRE SAFETY AND PREVENTION THE KIDS ON THE BLOCK PROGRAM ON FIRE SAFETY AND PREVENTION Featuring: Joanne Spinoza, Renaldo Rodriguez and Melody James "I call my smoke detector 'Sherlock Holmes'," says Renaldo, "because it can sniff out a fire!" And with that, Renaldo explains to his friend, Melody James, the reasons he has chosen this unusual gift for his parents' anniversary. Designed in conjunction with the Alexandria, Virginia, Department of Public Safety, the program introduces children to reasonable fire safety measures and to other crucial safety information. The package consists of large hand-crafted puppets, seven scripts, props, and follow-up activities and resources, to form a comprehensive curriculum on the topic. The program features three of the most popular Kids on the Block characters and with them children will learn how to prevent fire, how to avoid potentially hazardous situations, and how to react appropriately should danger occur. CALL OR WRITE TODAY to find out more about this and other exciting Kids on the Block programs! 1-800-368-KIDS (5437) The Kids on the Block, Inc.

60. Children's Safety Network child safety children s safety injury prevention child well being child CSN has facilitated development of new injury prevention programs, http://www.ncpc.org/ncpc/ncpc/?pg=2088-7208

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