CDHS Child Fire Safety: Preparedness for Parents, Caretakers and Child Welfare Staff
Start Date
31-10-2013 11:00 AM
Description
All children should learn basic safety skills to assist in their rescue in an emergency such as a fire, natural disaster, or the sudden incapacitation of their caretaker. Children living in families where there is a minimum degree of care or the primary caretaker has limited ability to provide for their safety in the event of a sudden emergency, it becomes critical that children acquire such skills.
CDHS Child Fire Safety: Preparedness for Parents, Caretakers and Child Welfare Staff
All children should learn basic safety skills to assist in their rescue in an emergency such as a fire, natural disaster, or the sudden incapacitation of their caretaker. Children living in families where there is a minimum degree of care or the primary caretaker has limited ability to provide for their safety in the event of a sudden emergency, it becomes critical that children acquire such skills.
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