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(800) 825-7262 Peoplefinders.com Reminds Parents that Safety Shouldn't Take a Summer VacationPeopleFinders.com and Safety Center Provide Parents with Guidelines to Help Keep Kids Safe This Summer
Sacramento, Calif. – June 1, 2009 —
In celebration of National Safety Month,
PeopleFinders.com (www.peoplefinders.com), the
premier online service that helps consumers
quickly find and connect with anyone, anywhere,
and Safety Center Incorporated, an organization
focused on reducing injuries and saving lives by
providing safety education and training, today
announced a list of key guidelines to help keep
kids safe over the summer.
With summer season well on
its way, PeopleFinders.com and Safety Center are
urging parents to take extra precautions to
ensure a higher level of safety for their
families. According to the FBI, environmental
factors such as climate are known to affect the
volume and type of crimes – with all crime rates
rising about 10 percent during the summer
months. To keep summer safety top of mind,
PeopleFinders.com and Safety Center have created
a list of easy-to-follow guidelines for parents
and their kids.
10 Tips to Keep Kids Safe Tell your children not to answer the
phone or door while you are away – and
never admit to being alone. Always keep a list of emergency
contacts where it can be accessed
quickly, including the best number to
reach you, 911, and the numbers for
family, friends and trusted neighbors.
Draft an “escape plan” in case your
kids need to leave your home quickly and
safely. Create a list of approved activities
for your children to play while you are
away. This can prevent them from
wandering outside or away from safe
areas. Show your kids the best routes to
walk/ride to school, to a friend’s
house, or to any other location they
frequently visit. Allocate “safe houses” within your
neighborhood where your kids can go if
they feel they are in danger. Reinforce the motto, “safety in
numbers.” Teach your children the danger of
strangers. Reinforce that they should
never leave with someone they do not
know. Never leave children alone in the car
– even if you plan for a quick return.
“Show and tell” your children what to
do in different emergency situations. If
danger does occur, this will help them
know how to react and what to do. “When the heat rises, so does crime. It is
especially important for families to practice
smart safety during the summer months when there
may not be as much adult supervision for kids,”
said Bryce Lane, president and COO of
PeopleFinders.com. “Working with Safety Center
allows us to help teach kids the importance of
safety at a young age. Our hope is that these
lessons will provide a foundation for making
safety a way of life.” To help inform consumers about the people in
their neighborhoods, PeopleFinders.com
introduced CriminalSearches.com, a free Web site
providing users with detailed information on
people with criminal histories. Parents can use
CriminalSearches.com to research the safest
streets for their kids to walk or ride their
bike, the most secure place to catch the bus, or
the criminal backgrounds of coaches, teachers,
nannies and neighbors. “Since 1934, our organization has educated
hundreds of thousands of adults and kids about
important safety practices whether they are at
home, work, school or out in the community,”
said Terry Polvado, Vice President of
Safetyville, USA. “By teaming up with
PeopleFinders.com, we’re furthering our goal of
promoting lifelong safety and health to families
across the country.” 2009 marks the 75th anniversary of
Safety Center, and the 25th
anniversary of Safetyville USA, the
organization’s child safety program. Since 1984,
Safetyville USA’s trained volunteers have guided
more than 200,000 children through the
organization’s unique one-third sized “village,”
providing them with an invaluable safety lesson
experience. Throughout the tour children are
exposed to potentially harmful situations that
they must learn to recognize and avoid, and are
given simple tips for pedestrian, stranger, and
playground safety that can help them now and
guide them as they grow up and become parents
themselves. About Safety Center Incorporated About PeopleFinders.com SACRAMENTO,
CA –
The
University of Phoenix Sacramento Learning Center
and Safetyville USA will host a job fair on April
23rd from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
Safetyville. Job seekers are encouraged to bring
their children, as the job fair will be kid
friendly, and will include fun events for children
of all ages to enjoy.
Call
(800)
825-7262 x225
Safety Center
Incorporated is a Sacramento, California based
non-profit 501 (C)3 organization founded in 1934.
The Safety Center provides safety and health classes
for adults and children at our main campus in
Sacramento, at our office in
Southern California and throughout the state. You can get more of an idea of what
Safety Center is about by browsing our website.
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04/27/2011 |
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