21. Program Summaries jointly through the Safe Schools and Violence prevention Office (school safety andviolence prevention issues) and the Healthy kids Program Office (drug http://www.cde.ca.gov/spbranch/safety/programs.asp

California Dept of Education A-Z Index Search Help ... Safe Schools and Violence Prevention Program Summaries Family-Community Safe Schools Program Summary Additional Information S chool Safety and Violence Prevention Act. This entitlement program provides a total of $82 million for school safety. These funds, allocated to school districts and county offices of education that maintain any of grades 8 through 12, are to be used for strategies such as hiring student support services personnel trained in conflict resolution, providing on campus communication devices, creating staff training programs, and establishing cooperative arrangements with law enforcement. Districts receive funds based on one of three methods: the number of pupils enrolled, a minimum of $5,000 per school site, or $10,000 per school district/county office of education, whichever is greater. Contact person: Louise Chiatovich, (916) 445-5695; e-mail:

22. PHTLS Prevention full of good information, statistical references and injury prevention programs. interventionfor problem drinkers; Farm safety 4 Just kids Farm safety http://phtls.org/prevention.htm

INJURY PREVENTION: A Role in Prevention Some Thoughts to Start PHTLS Injury Prevention Programs 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.

23. Children’s Hospital For Parents: Summit County Safe Kids Coalition concerned with the health and safety of youth. Safe kids also serves as a countywideinformation resource center on childhood injury prevention programs. http://www.akronchildrens.org/safekids.html

Summit County Safe Kids Coalition The Summit County Safe Kids Coalition is one of more than 280 Safe Kids Coalitions throughout the United States. The Summit County Coalition, sponsored by Akron Children's Hospital, began in 1992. It comprises a number of county-wide agencies and organizations concerned with the health and safety of youth. The coalition's strength is based on its member diversity, which represents public, private and volunteer organizations. The Safe Kids Coalition promotes and implements strategies to prevent childhood injuries through community awareness, education and public policy changes. Safe Kids develops and evaluates community projects designed to prevent unintentional injuries in the following risk areas: Car safety/car seats Bicycle/helmet safety Playground safety Water safety/drowning prevention ... Sports injuries prevention Firearm safety Safe Kids also serves as a county-wide information resource center on childhood injury prevention programs. Last Updated January 10, 2003

24. 2002 Annual Report To The Community prevention programs/School safety. Participants include school safety officers, lawenforcement, juvenile courts including the Riverside County kids with Guns http://www.rcoe.k12.ca.us/report2002/prevention_services.html

FEATURES The Year's Highlights Dance and Cheerleading 'No Problem' for Deaf Student Dr. Milo P. Johnson Learning Center Community Action Planning ... Teachers of the Year- One to Nationals STATISTICS Student Diversity Student Exam Scores Student Funding County Demographic Data ... RCOE Expenditures and Staff STUDENT EVENTS Reading Rally and Run Student Events Participation STUDENT SERVICES Prevention Programs/School Safety Need Quality Child Care? Child Development Programs School/Community Safety Unit ... Alternative Education PROVIDING SUPPORT Our Children Summit Billboard Campaign Launched Administration/Business Services Staff Development ... Teacher Credentialing Prevention Programs/School Safety Providing a safe environment for students continues to be a top priority for educators. RCOE organized the first-ever Safe Schools Network, bringing together the agencies that ensure school safety. Participants include school safety officers, law enforcement, juvenile courts, probation, and social services.

25. Community Programs And Resources Firearm Injury prevention strategies include public and parent education community strategiesincluding SAFE kids Buckle Up to promote child safety seat and seat http://www.dhss.state.mo.us/Injury/CPFA.html

Firearm Community Programs and Resources American Academy of Pediatrics 141 Northwest Point Boulevard Elk Grove Village, IL 60007-1098 Ph: (847) 228-5005 FAX: (847) 228-5097 The Injury Prevention Program (TIPP): anticipatory guidelines regarding safety concerns for infants and children at sequential ages and developmental stages; safety surveys and other parental injury prevention education materials. Hunter Education Program Missouri Department of Conservation P.O. Box 180 Jefferson City, MO 65102 Provides training and hunter education courses in schools. Presentations and speakers available (i.e., home firearm safety presentation). Information and literature available. Injury Control Advisory Committee This committee provides advice, expertise and guidance to the Missouri Department of Health, Bureau of Disabilities Prevention and Injury Control, in the development and implementation of a state injury control plan. The intent of this group is to see injury control established as a state priority. For more information, contact the Bureau of Disabilities Prevention and Injury Control at (573) 751-6185 or (800) 877-6246. Missouri State Safety Councils These councils address prevention of injuries for all causes. They provide speakers and workshops, monitor injury/safety legislation, provide training programs (traffic and occupational), sponsor special community safety campaigns, and help groups and individuals design and implement prevention programs.

26. VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT Of FIRE PROGRAMS kids are at grave risk of injury and death from residential fires prevention is Key. Questionsor comments regarding these fire and life safety modules, please http://www.vdfp.state.va.us/kidscampaign.htm

Search Email Service Links Site Map ... Help Helping to protect life, property and the environment against the devastating effects of fire, technological and natural disasters. Home Agency Information Directory/Area Offices Fire Services Board ... Calendar/Events VDFP Kids A Public Fire Safety Education Initiative VDFP Kids Initiative focuses on three broad fire safety themes: installing and testing smoke alarms; planning and practicing escape routes; and hunting for home hazards. Each theme addresses major safety concerns for children in grades K-12. VDFP Kids Initiative is intended to complement existing programs such as NFPA's RiskWatch and Learn not to Burn . It is highly recommended that you enlist the services of fire and life safety educators to promote fire and life safety. VDFP Kids in asso ciation with KIDsafe Virginia Resources are tools that will be provided to localities and each locality will determine how these resources best fit their students' needs. All questions regarding the utilization of curricula should be directed to the appropriate school administrator. Statistics Fires can be furious and deadly. Each year, nearly 600 children ages 14 and under die, and nearly 40,000 are injured, in fires. Fires remain a leading cause of unintentional injury-related death among children in the United States.

27. Crime Prevention Funding Programs 10) Community Justice Public safety Department of Yukon community groups for crimeprevention and victim kids Recreation Fund Guidelines Application Form http://www.justice.gov.yk.ca/prog/cjps/cp/funds.html

Department of Justice Community Justice Crime Prevention National Crime Prevention Strategy ... Related Links Contact Us: Funds Administrator (J-10) Department of Justice Government of Yukon 301 Jarvis Street Whitehorse, Yukon Phone: (867) 667-3709 Toll free (In Yukon): 1-800-661-0408, local 3709 Fax: (867) 393-6326 cpfunds@gov.yk.ca Last Updated December 2, 2002 Crime Prevention Funding Programs Crime Prevention Victim Services Trust Fund Community Mobilization Program (CMP) Youth Investment Fund Kids Recreation Fund Crime Prevention Victim Services Trust Fund (PDF, 85 KB) The Crime Prevention and Victim Services Trust Fund awards money to projects designed to provide services and information to support victims of offences. The fund also is intended to help reduce the incidence of crime, address the root cause of criminal behaviour, prevent violence against women and children, and publicize information about crime prevention and how people can protect themselves from becoming victims. The Crime Prevention and Victim Services Trust Fund awards money to projects designed to: Provide services and information to support victims of offences;

28. Child Find Ontario - Programs And Services and children's safety materials; The Green Ribbon of Hope Campaign; Truck PosterProgram. Education and prevention programs. TEACHING COMMUNITIES TO KEEP kids SAFE http://www.ontario.childfind.ca/programs-services.html

29. Childhelp USA® Virginia Site Map Abuse Training Internet safety for kids Internet safety for Adults Works Assessmentof Victims Therapy Services Participants Abuse prevention programs. http://www.childhelpusa.org/virginia/sitemap.htm

Childhelp USA Virginia Home Overview About Childhelp USA Board of Trustees Programs and Services Overviews: Prevention Programs Intervention Programs Children's Center Hotline Treatment Programs Residential Group Homes Foster Homes Prevention Awareness Campaign Prevention Materials Child Abuse Training Abuse Prevention for Kids Abuse Prevention for Teens Facilitator Training Sexual Abuse Training Internet Safety for Kids Internet Safety for Adults Parenting Classes Advocacy Initiatives Children's Center of Virginia How the Center Works Assessment of Victims Therapy Services Participants ... Abuse Prevention Programs Residential Treatment Overview What Graduates Learn Where is the Village?

30. Health Programs For Your Area Department of Health, the SAFE kids Coalition consists safety, bicycle safety, accidentalpoisoning and water safety. An ounce of prevention is truly worth a http://www.ach.uams.edu/programs/hprogramsarea.html

ARKANSAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL COMMUNITY OUTREACH As Arkansas’ only pediatric medical center, Children’s Hospital has taken a proactive leadership role with our outreach efforts to help insure the future health and safety of children in our state. Our community outreach programs are collectively called “Wellness on Wheels” to reflect the hospital’s emphasis on reaching children and adults throughout Arkansas with informative health education programs relating to child safety, wellness and prevention. Following is a summary of the statewide outreach programs offered. The anchor of the “Wellness on Wheels” program, these classroom presentations are an extremely effective way of providing basic health and safety information to children k-5 th grade. The hospital’s Outreach Specialist provides fun and informative presentations, plus a special goody bag for reach student. Topics offered are “Healthy Habits” and “Be Safe Be Smart.”

31. EMS Safe Kids injury prevention programs and safety product distribution in areas where thereis not an existing coalition or chapter; Establishing SAFE kids chapters in http://www.doh.state.fl.us/workforce/ems1/InjuryPrevention/safekids.html

EMS Injury Prevention SAFE KIDS National SAFE KIDS was the first national non-profit organization dedicated solely to the prevention of unintentional childhood injury. Unintentional injury is still the number one killer of America’s children, taking more lives than disease, violence and suicide. In 1999 alone, nearly 6,000 children died from unintentional injuries, and each year more than 14 million children –– a staggering 1 out of 4 –– are injured seriously enough to require medical attention. The campaign addresses these major areas: traffic incidents (motor vehicle, pedestrian, and bicycle) fires and burns drowning and near-drowning falls poisonings choking, suffocation, and strangulation farm injuries unintentional firearm injuries SAFE KIDS Florida An estimated 4 million Florida children (1 out of 4), ages 14 and under, will sustain injuries serious enough to require medical attention each year. SAFE KIDS Florida is part of the National SAFE KIDS Campaign and the Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, is the lead organization for the statewide coalition. The coalition membership includes a cross-section of public health officials, health care providers, firefighters, EMS, educators, and business professionals. There are currently 11 local SAFE KIDS coalitions and one state SAFE KIDS chapter located throughout Florida.

32. Child Abuse Prevention Links - Prevention Programs - National Child Protection C community organisations concerned with the safety of children abuse, such as NAPCANand kids Help Line and develops child abuse and neglect prevention programs. http://www.aifs.org.au/nch/nchlinkspre.html

Child Abuse Prevention Links Prevention Programs Abused Child Trust provides specialised services for abused children and their families through individualised therapy programs in order to enable the child to achieve his or her full potential, thus breaking the cycle of child abuse. The Trust works to achieve this mission through treatment, prevention, education and research. Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) is an American non-profit, interdisciplinary organisation, founded to foster research, facilitate information exchange, further professional education and provide for the advancement of professional standards and practices in the field of sex offender evaluation and treatment. It focuses specifically on the prevention of sexual abuse through effective management of sex offenders. Australian Association of Children's Contact Services is a non-profit association which promotes sound analysis of the role and limitations of supervised parent-child contact services, provides a network for members and promotes quality in service provision. Barnardos (NSW) is a non-denominational, non-government welfare organisation which helps severely disadvantaged and abused children and young people. It provides services to help prevent and reverse the effects of abuse, neglect and homelessness.

33. School Violence Collection - Browse Titles Don't Take It Out On Your kids A Parent's and Teacher's Guide to Evaluating SchoolViolence prevention programs. Federal Support for Improving School safety. http://ericcass.uncg.edu/virtuallib/violence/browse.html

Browse School Violence Titles Accountability Issues in School Violence Adolescent Behavior Problems: Peer Pressure Is All It Is Cracked Up To Be ... Indicators of School Crime and Safety - October 2000 Interdependence of School Violence with Neighborhood and Family Conditions, The Interventions for Violent Adolescents Making America's Schools Safer Model Programs ... NASSP Statement of Position on Safe Schools (National Association of Secondary School Principals) Newer Technologies for School Security Nonassertive Mothers, Aggressive Teens: Toughlove As A Community Intervention Parent Engagement as a School Reform Strategy Potential Warning Signs for Violence in Children ... Pro-Active Initiatives for School Safety - Loudoun County (VA) Public Schools Protective Schools: Linking Drug Abuse Prevention with Student Success Psychological Predictors of School-Based Violence: Implications for School Counselors Raising Children to Resist Violence: What You Can Do Safeguarding Our Children: An Action Guide - Implimenting Early Warning, Timely Response ... Zero-Tolerance Policies

34. Colorado Children's Campaign , Promote youth safety and violence prevention programs through increased mentalhealth , Participate in the Covering kids Families initiative to http://www.coloradokids.org/2003 Agenda.htm

The Colorado Children's Campaign's Kids Agenda is an overview of our legislative and policy goals for the 2003 Legislative Session. The Colorado Children's Campaign bases its policy initiatives on sound research and data. Our plan for 2003 is to make up for ground lost resulting from the 2002 budget cuts and to plan for the future when a strengthening economy will allow Colorado to meet the health, education, and safety needs of Colorado's most vulnerable kids. Goals and objectives for the 2003 Kids Agenda are: EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION To improve the development and school readiness of low-income children birth to age 5. Support initiatives that efficiently and effectively increase the quality of early childhood education, and promote the development of school readiness indicators. Work with the Consolidated Child Care Pilot communities to develop their programs and increase awareness about their innovative work focused on reducing barriers and achieving high-quality care. Create new policies based on the Pilot waivers to further implement program effectiveness and efficiencies.

35. Helping Your Student , Safe Schools West Michigan Crime prevention Association. , Missingand Exploited Children- Missing kids. , Vehicle safety- safety programs. http://www.michigan.gov/emi/0,1303,7-102-111_495_513---CI,00.html

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36. Untitled Here's how our programs evolved 1983 Fighting Chance safety and selfdefense classesfor women; 1984 kids Can child abuse prevention and intervention program http://www.commadvo.org/

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37. SAFE KIDS Worldwide | Uganda projects to initiate SAFE kids efforts in injury prevention specialists, advocatingroad safety, and developing injury prevention programs in schools http://www.safekidsworldwide.org/tier2.cfm?folder_id=1940

38. Programs And Activities The Role of EMS in Injury prevention Activities * Child motorized vehicles, safe bikeoperation, safety equipment checks Helmets are distributed and kids get a http://www.epicmedics.org/custformnew2732.html

EPIC Medics 4775 Maple Avenue La Mesa, CA 91941 Phone: (619) 303-4228 epicmedics@san.rr.com EPIC Medics Activities: HERO Program 3Pi - Paramedic Pathway to Prevent Injuries EMS-Fire Injury Prevention Alliance Paramedic Education ... Car Seat Safety Checks HERO Program To involve the kids in their own families’ safety, EPIC Medics Back To Top EMS-Fire Injury Prevention Alliance The EMS INJURY PREVENTION ALLIANCE, "The Alliance" is an EMS-based Injury Prevention Alliance of San Diego County EMS/Fire agencies. The mission of the EMS Injury Prevention Alliance is to reduce injuries through collaboration in education, research, and outreach. The Alliance is led by EPIC Medics and the twelve participating EMS/Fire Agencies. Our aim is to strengthen the capability of EMS and local community organizations to enhance injury prevention efforts through resource sharing, curriculum and material development, outreach, and training for EMS professionals. We are united for the purpose of: * Addressing the leading causes of injury or death to the citizens of San Diego County; * Integrate EMS-Fire and Injury Prevention and to bring together San Diego County EMS-Fire agencies to share ideas, resources, data, and personnel, all in a coordinated effort to provide effective prevention programs for the citizens that we serve;

39. WiredKids, Online Safety For Kids And Teens! - Law Index Wiredkids Law Index. Law Index. kids, the Law the Internet. The Internet isglobal. Laws are important, but ever bit as important are prevention programs. http://wiredkids.org/law/

JavaScript Web Site Menu Switched Off WiredKids Law Index Law Index WiredPatrol.org . Check it out frequently. All governing bodies will agree that in addition to enforcing laws a major emphasis is needed on prevention. The more recent decision has found that a law designed to protect children from being exposed to commercial sexually explicit images at pornography sites may be salvageable, but further findings must be made by another court. Ask Parry! If you have legal information you'd like to share, let us know or if you are a member of the legal community anywhere in the world, WiredSafety Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Bookmark Function Requires JavaScript E-mail Page Link To Us Top Back If this link does not function, press your browser's Back Button to return to the referring page Parts of this web site were taken from Parry Aftab's book "The Parent's Guide to Protecting Your Children in Cyberspace" clicking here

40. National Safety Council Home & Community Programs For Home Safety, Health, Envir and execute successful lead poisoning prevention programs in their the AgricultureDivision of National safety Council is designed for parents and kids to teach http://www.nsc.org/home/homesafe.htm

NSC Home Home-Community At Home The following are some of the National Safety Council's programs that focus on safety, health and the environment in the home and in the community. Some information can be accessed here at our website, or contact the office identified with each listing. Ag Families - USA The National Education Center for Agricultural Safety (NECAS) offers a one-week training program for farm families. The program covers topics such as fire prevention, water and recreational safety, equipment and machinery safety, and chemical and livestock handling. Agricultural Youth Safety Scholarships NECAS provides funding for the development and implementation of a youth safety training curriculum. Managed by the Agricultural Safety Division Asthma Program Asthma is the most common chronic disease of childhood, and yet many parents know little about it. About 17 million Americans have asthma, including nearly five million children under age 18. Between 1980-1994, asthma among children under five years old increased by 160 percent. Managed by the Environmental Health Center Children's Environmental Health Video Funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Children’s Health and Prevention, this

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