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To bring awareness among the children about the various safety measures and to make them aware about desirable and undesirable touch.

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CHILD SAFETY
CHILD a person of 14 years and under.
SAFETY The condition of being protected from danger, risk, or injury.
HOME SAFETY Never stick your fingers or any object into an electrical outlet or light bulb socket. Never use any electrical appliance if you are wet.
HOME SAFETY Do not cook in the absence of your mother or elders at home.
ROAD SAFETY You should not cross the street walking between parked vehicles. You should always cross the street walking through pedestrian crossing .
PERSONAL SAFETY You should know your complete home address, telephone number and parents' first and last name.
PERSONAL SAFETY You should not reveal any personal information about yourself and your family over the phone to a stranger.
PERSONAL SAFETY You should not open the door until you know the identity of the person.
PERSONAL SAFETY You should not play in isolated areas of parks and playgrounds.
PERSONAL SAFETY The "buddy" system should be used to enter public restrooms.
PERSONAL SAFETY Never accept any gifts from a stranger.
PERSONAL SAFETY If you are being bothered or followed. Choose a safe location. A safe location can be a school, library, police station, store, or neighbour's house, anywhere you can find lots of people.
PERSONAL SAFETY If there is no safe place for to receive help, then run away as fast as possible, screaming for help to attract as much attention as possible.
PERSONAL SAFETY TOUCHES AND FEELINGS: GOOD TOUCH Parents hug and kisses. Grandparents love. Teacher pats you on the head Good Job. Shaking hands and giving High5. Kiss on the cheek and forehead.
PERSONAL SAFETY TOUCHES AND FEELINGS: BAD TOUCH Hitting, slapping, punching. Kissing on the mouth. Makes you feel scared/nervous/ ashamed. Told to keep it a secret. Touching areas covered by a swim suit.
PERSONAL SAFETY
PERSONAL SAFETY Never hide anything from your parents. Always share your feelings, fear and concerns with them.
PERSONAL SAFETY Ask your parents to Download the free Red Cross First Aid App so you will have instant access to expert advice for everyday emergencies. Download the Red Cross Emergency App -This app gives real-time safety information.
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Child safety

  • 2. CHILD a person of 14 years and under.
  • 3. SAFETY The condition of being protected from danger, risk, or injury.
  • 4. HOME SAFETY Never stick your fingers or any object into an electrical outlet or light bulb socket. Never use any electrical appliance if you are wet.
  • 5. HOME SAFETY Do not cook in the absence of your mother or elders at home.
  • 6. ROAD SAFETY You should not cross the street walking between parked vehicles. You should always cross the street walking through pedestrian crossing .
  • 7. PERSONAL SAFETY You should know your complete home address, telephone number and parents' first and last name.
  • 8. PERSONAL SAFETY You should not reveal any personal information about yourself and your family over the phone to a stranger.
  • 9. PERSONAL SAFETY You should not open the door until you know the identity of the person.
  • 10. PERSONAL SAFETY You should not play in isolated areas of parks and playgrounds.
  • 11. PERSONAL SAFETY The "buddy" system should be used to enter public restrooms.
  • 12. PERSONAL SAFETY Never accept any gifts from a stranger.
  • 13. PERSONAL SAFETY If you are being bothered or followed. Choose a safe location. A safe location can be a school, library, police station, store, or neighbour's house, anywhere you can find lots of people.
  • 14. PERSONAL SAFETY If there is no safe place for to receive help, then run away as fast as possible, screaming for help to attract as much attention as possible.
  • 15. PERSONAL SAFETY TOUCHES AND FEELINGS: GOOD TOUCH Parents hug and kisses. Grandparents love. Teacher pats you on the head Good Job. Shaking hands and giving High5. Kiss on the cheek and forehead.
  • 16. PERSONAL SAFETY TOUCHES AND FEELINGS: BAD TOUCH Hitting, slapping, punching. Kissing on the mouth. Makes you feel scared/nervous/ ashamed. Told to keep it a secret. Touching areas covered by a swim suit.
  • 18. PERSONAL SAFETY Never hide anything from your parents. Always share your feelings, fear and concerns with them.
  • 19. PERSONAL SAFETY Ask your parents to Download the free Red Cross First Aid App so you will have instant access to expert advice for everyday emergencies. Download the Red Cross Emergency App -This app gives real-time safety information.