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Interested in getting involved and helping kids stay safe? Explore becoming a member of the Safe Kids Worldwide network.
Learn how to join a coalition in the United States. [Note: this will link to U.S. coalition page.]
Become a member of our worldwide network. [Note: Confirming with Moira on appropriate link.]
Video 4 in the Start Safe Fire Video Series: Preschool students need to be taught differently than older students. Watch this video to learn important teaching tips from Nancy J. Trench, an expert in teaching fire safety.
Video 5 in the Start Safe Fire video series: How do you know if preschoolers and their parents are learning and practicing fire and burn safety at home? This video explains how to use the Start Safe: Fire program evaluation tools to gauge the success of your program.
Help All Children around the Globe
In many places outside the United States, kids struggle to stay safe even on their daily walk to school. All children deserve to grow up healthy, safe and injury-free. Join our cause and help keep children safe around the world.
Safe Kids Day – Save the Date. On May 18, 2013, children and families around the world will unite around the cause of childhood safety. Learn more. [Link to Safe Kids Day website]
One of the best ways to keep kids safe is to spread the word. And that’s where you and the rest of our Shout Out Team come into play.
Martin R. Eichelberger, M.D., and Herta Feeley founded the National SAFE KIDS Campaign in 1987. It offficially became Safe Kids Worldwide in 2005.
Our Frequently Asked Questions. (FAQs) with information about Safe Kids safety tips, programs and other general questions.
Safe Kids is a trusted resource for all your child injury prevention needs. Please e-mail one of our safety experts with any questions or comments.
Video 7 in the Start Safe Fire video series: It isn't hard to prevent fires and burns at home. Watch this video for simple steps parents can take.